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Related FAQs:
Nudibranchs,
Nudibranchs 2, Nudibranch Identification,
Nudi ID 2, Nudi ID 3, Nudi ID 4, & Nudibranch Behavior,
Nudibranch Compatibility,
Nudibranch Selection,
Nudibranch Systems,
Nudibranch Feeding,
Nudibranch Disease,
Nudibranch
Reproduction, Berghia
Nudibranchs, Marine Snails
1, Marine Snails
2, Marine Snails
3, Marine Snails
4, Sea Slugs,
Seaslugs 2,
Snail ID
1, Snail ID 2,
Snail ID
3,
Related Articles: Dorid et al. Nudibranchs pt. 2,
Aeolid Nudibranchs pt.
3, Sea
Slugs, Gastropods, Mollusks,
Aiptasia/Glass
Anemones
/The Conscientious Marine
Aquarist
Nudibranchs, The
Naked-Gill Sea Slugs, pt. 12, Dorids
To: Pt. 1,
Pt. 2, Pt.
3,
Pt. 4,
Pt. 5,
Pt. 6,
Pt. 7,
Pt. 8, Pt. 9,
Pt. 10, Pt. 11,
Pt. 13, Pt. 14,
Pt. 15, Pt. 16
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Genus Tambja:
| Tambja fusca. Eastern Pacific; around the end of and
inside the Sea of Cortez. To 5 cm. Loreto pic. |
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| Tambja kushimotoensis. Mauritius to Japan. To 5 cm.
N. Sulawesi pix. |
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| Tambja morosa. East Africa, Indonesia, Philippines,
Hawai'i. To 7 cm. Found near base of reef slopes. Lembeh, Sulawesi,
Indonesia pic. |
 
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Genus Thecacera:
| Thecacera sp. 1. Tulamben, Bali, Indo. 2014 |
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| Thecacera sp. 5. N. Sulawesi (Lembeh Strait) pic. |
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Suborder Dendronotacea:
Family Bornellidae:
| Bornella calcarata Borch 1863. Tropical West
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| Bornella sp. Wakatobi, Sulawesi, Indo. |
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Family Tethyidae:
| Melibe leonida Here at the CAS/Steinhart Aq. in 2012.
And a close up of one at SIO/Birch Aq. in 2007 |
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Melibe mirifica (Allan 1932). To 30 cm. Small rhinophores and
conical, unbranched ceratal tubercles. This specimen in N. Sulawesi's
Lembeh Strait (tentative identification). A huge animal (about a foot in
length) with a "extensible head" that came out every few seconds,
seemingly sampling the substrate for food.
SeaSlugForum:
http://www.seaslugforum.net/melimiri.htm
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Pt. 4,
Pt. 5,
Pt. 6,
Pt. 7,
Pt. 8, Pt. 9,
Pt. 10, Pt. 11,
Pt. 13, Pt. 14,
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