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George Brown I've tentatively identified this as an 18mm long
Eubranchus vittatus but would welcome a second opinion. Mouth of Loch Eriboll, North of Scotland. Depth 32 metres.
Christian Skauge My guess would be
Eubranchus doriae :-)
Jim Anderson Looks very like
Eubranchus vittatus to me. My examples can be seen from here - http://www.nudibranch.org/Scottish%20Nudibranchs/eubranchus-vittatus.html
Terry Griffiths Hi all any chance of a ID on this one not the best photo ,it was about 5mm .
João Pedro Silva Aegires punctilucensJoão Pedro Silva I've only seen it twice but only got decent shots once:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpsilva1971/5654788782/
Terry Griffiths Thank you Joao never seen one before .
João Pedro Silva I think it's one of the most difficult species to spot of those that I've seen.
Terry Griffiths I was just on my way back in and with my eye sight i thought it was a Doto just take the photo and check it when i get home.
João Pedro Silva That's more or less what happened with my first encounter. The second time I think I wasted some 20bar yelling underwater after realizing that I had found it again.
Dan Bolt poss
eubranchus vittatus, but really bunched up?!
Terry Griffiths @Dan blue spot ? only because you missed it today lol
Dan Bolt @T, git!!
Julia Nunn Hi Terry
Aegires punctilucens
Julia
David Kipling Points of light, very apt.
George Brown I've tentatively identified this as an 18mm long
Eubranchus vittatus but would welcome a second opinion. Mouth of Loch Eriboll, North of Scotland. Depth 32 metres.
Christian Skauge My guess would be
Eubranchus doriae :-)
Jim Anderson Looks very like
Eubranchus vittatus to me. My examples can be seen from here - http://www.nudibranch.org/Scottish%20Nudibranchs/eubranchus-vittatus.html