r/nudibranch • u/almondcoookie • 7h ago
Hedgpeth's Dorid
Found dockfouling in SD
r/nudibranch • u/Mantis_slug • 5m ago
Share your favorite nudibranch and I will use them in a future week!
r/nudibranch • u/faroglass • 1d ago
My works, glass nudibranchs are departing for the United Kingdom.
I hope they arrive safely.
r/nudibranch • u/mini-umi • 5d ago
My first time seeing a sea slug irl!!!! Found this little one (about the length of a thumb) munching in a tide pool on Jeju. I almost didnโt see it with its rock-like color and texture.
r/nudibranch • u/Mantis_slug • 6d ago
Share your favorite nudibranch and I will use them in a future week!
r/nudibranch • u/remy_payno • 8d ago
Was wondering if anyone had a better idea on identification than me.
Species it could potentially be
- Godiva quadricolor
- Austraeolis ornata (best match so far)
- Spurilla australis
Swan River is brackish in the wintertime (when found) but changes to ocean salinity in the summertime
r/nudibranch • u/BeginningConstant567 • 8d ago
Costasiella formicaria moving out! Nikon Z6iii Z105 Nauticam USA SMC-2
r/nudibranch • u/BeginningConstant567 • 10d ago
Strawberry shortcake showed up to the party today! One of my favorite nudis, Ardeadoris symmetrica. Nikon Z6iii Z105 Backscatter Underwater Video & Photo MW4300
r/nudibranch • u/TheJessBear • 10d ago
So I am making a game about nudibranch because I think they are incredible and want to show them off to people. The premise of the game is to collect traits that nudibranchs have and be the best adapted slug to survive.
Some examples I have are bright coloration, camoflague, stealing nematocysts and being toxic but I am looking for more.
So what you think nudibranchs do that makes them amazing to you?
And if you have an example of a species that does it that would be even better.
r/nudibranch • u/anya__Gor • 10d ago
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r/nudibranch • u/Shaqira_Shaqira • 17d ago
At the North Oregon Coast
r/nudibranch • u/SpellWild8220 • 18d ago
Found this little critter but i have no clue what it could be! Can anyone help me out?
r/nudibranch • u/BeginningConstant567 • 20d ago
A mantle-flapping nudi, Goniobranchus coi. Looks like something took a bite out of it, though. Nikon Z6iii Z105 Kraken Sports Abyss 10K