millamuck's Identifications
millamuck's ID:
Southern Eagle Ray
(Myliobatis tenuicaudata)
Added on June 13, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Variable Nudibranch
(Aphelodoris luctuosa)
Added on June 11, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Australian Green Moray
(Gymnothorax prasinus)
Added on June 11, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Koheru
(Decapterus koheru)
Added on June 11, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
New Zealand Eagle Ray
(Myliobatis tenuicaudatus [inactive])
Added on June 8, 2024
Maverick
millamuck's ID:
Spectacled Triplefin
(Ruanoho whero)
Added on June 8, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Goatfish
(Upeneichthys porosus)
Added on June 8, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
New Zealand Black Angelfish
(Parma alboscapularis)
Added on June 8, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
White-striped Anemone
(Anthothoe albocincta)
Added on June 8, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Violet Sweep
(Scorpis violacea)
Added on June 8, 2024
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Paradoris dubiaObserver
c_carchariasDescription
4 juveniles on blue sponge from 2 to 3mm
4m depth
8 degrees
millamuck's ID:
Paradoris dubia,
Added on May 26, 2024
Supporting
millamuck's ID:
Clown Doris
(Ceratosoma amoenum)
Added on March 18, 2024
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Janolus ignisObserver
luca_dtDescription
Searched all over but just one at the good reef wall. Might even be the same individual I saw a month ago! Now even more spectacular fully grown.
I noticed when a fish attacked it or I nudged it, the slug would extend all its cerata out into a spike ball.
~3.5 cm long
~3 m subtidal
millamuck's ID:
Janolus ignis,
Added on January 3, 2024
Supporting
Stats
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