Flabellina macassarana

Scott White Sogod Bay sth Leyte

Lindz Warren Possibly Flabellina macassarana Bergh, 1905

Gary Cobb I think you may be correct Lindz.

Scott White Thanks for the ID this one very small

Ahmet Yay Nudy on the eggs...:) Anilao Canon 600D - Canon 60 mm - 2xYS-D1 Subsee +10 - 1/125 - f:6.3 - Asa:100

Stuart Pearce Very nice shot :)

Imade Widana Great shot

Malida Alcazar super!

Ron Silver Orange-Tipped Flabellina, Flabellina macassarana

Claudia Weber-Gebert <3

Ernst Andres Great shot ! Well done Ahmet

Ahmet Yay Thank you very much friends...:)

Odie Paras Wow so beautiful..

Ahmet Yay Thans Odie Paras. :)

Ahmet Yay Nudy on the eggs with ruler...:) Anilao Canon 600D - Canon 60 mm - 2xYS-D1 Subsee +10 - 1/125 - f:6.3 - Asa:100

Stuart Pearce Amazing detail :)

Marc Levenson WOW - look at the egg mass!!!

Malida Alcazar Excellent!!

Pat Gunderson Is that 1 cm? Great detail.

Ron Silver Orange-Tipped Flabellina, Flabellina macassarana

Mark Springs great photo

Galina Maslova Nice

Ernst Andres Good Job Ahmet !

Ahmet Yay Thank you very much guys. Thanks for your inform Ron Silver. Its front view is 0,2 cm Pat Gunderson...:) My ruler detail is here : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151659183553985&set=a.10150246741698985.328068.674763984&type=1&theater

Gary Cobb Here is Flabellina bicolor we find here on the Sunshine Coast Mooloolaba Queensland Australia. 30 mm

Erwin Koehler I think this one look like the picture of Flabellina macassarana in IPN,

Gary Cobb Erwin what makes you think this is Flabellina macassarana??

Erwin Koehler I do NOT think this is F. macassarana, I hit the Enter button too early and the EDIT did not work, the full text I wanted to write: I think this one looks like the picture of Flabellina macassarana in IPN at page 352, though none of them fits the description, e.g. the picture in IPN is of something else, not of F. macassarana, look here: http://www.philippine-sea-slugs.com/Nudibranchia/Dexiarchia/Flabellina_macassarana_03.htm

Gary Cobb Thank you Erwin. It happens to everyone. I am reexamining the Flabellina bicolor photos we have and want to try to see without any doubt the real differences between the 2 species. You see many photos of both species with paddle shaped oral tentacles. You see both species with defused orange rings and sharp rings at the ends of the cerata. You see both species with opaque white bodies and transparent bodies. Could they be the same species??? Will get back.