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Nembrotha rosannulata

Pola, Cervera & Gosliner, 2008


Tony Strazzari Donut Nembrotha - Nembrotha rosannulata

Tony Strazzari Donut Nembrotha (Nembrotha rosannulata) at Cabbage Tree Island Port Stephens NSW

Gary Cobb A beautiful species! What was the size??

Tony Strazzari About 6 centimetres ... but sometimes see them up to 10cm.

Gary Cobb Great....I know this species is quite large! Max I know of 120 mm

Tony Strazzari At Cabbage Tree can be sure of seeing them most dives when you visit their area...

Gary Cobb So I have been told, cant wait to see one!

Jim Dodd Gary, Cherie and I are still waiting for you and Joey to come down here for some diving.

Gary Cobb OK we will have to fix this!!

Jim Dodd You're welcome to stay with us.

Nick Missenden On my hit list as well Gary. Jim can you dive there off your own boat?

Jim Dodd Yes you can Nick

Gary Cobb Thank you Jim!

Tony Strazzari Donut nembrotha at Cabbage Tree Island NSW

Ron Silver Nembrotha sp. See attached: http://slugsite.us/bow/nudwk268.htm

Tony Strazzari Nembrotha rosannulata

Tony Strazzari These nudibranchs are rare anywhere else but they are always to be found in one area off Cabbage Tree Island

Ron Silver Thanx, Tony. I hate it when I don't don't scroll down far enough. See attached: http://slugsite.us/bow2007/nudwk787.htm

Message posted on Scubashooters.net on 23 Sep 2013
Jim Dodd Donut Nembrotha Little Wreck, Cabbage Tree Island, NSW, Australia Nikon D7000, 60mm f 14, 1/125, ISO 125

Ron Silver Nembrotha rosannulata

Message posted on Wetpixel Underwater Photography on 20 Jun 2013
Ron Silver https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10202140197410165&set=gm.518389494908291&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf

Ron Silver Thanx, Tony. I hate it when I don't don't scroll down far enough. See attached: http://slugsite.us/bow2007/nudwk787.htm Opisthobranch of the Week is Nembrotha rosannulata slugsite.us Nudibranch of the Week is Nembrotha rosannulata

Santiago Estrada hermoso opisthobranquio.... :)

Message posted on The Global Diving Community on 23 Sep 2013
Deb Aston Nembrotha rosannulata found at Cabbage Tree Island, NSW, 140mm, 11m depth.

Rob Maller Wow Deb...

Kati Burg We found this nuidbranch on Bonbon Beach (sorry - the photo is a little foggy) It's a Nembrotha. But which species?

Jun V Lao Nembrotha rosannulata

Kati Burg I am not sure... The dots look different - should be dark inside/color outside - but here it's the other way around.

Jun V Lao yes, was typing a questionmark at the end

Jim Dodd It looks like a Nembrotha rosannulata but I dont think it is. THe dots on Nembrotha rosannulata are usually round like donut icing (hence its common name Donut Nembrotha) with black dots in the middle. The gills are also pink. Here are some photos http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1326588093626.48369.1498646540&type=3

Jim Dodd Where is Bonbon Beach? As to my knowledge there are only 2 places where Nembrotha rosannulata is found. 1 is on a reef off Port Mcquarie NSW, Australia, which is 38m deep so n ot many people can get there to see it. The other is at Cabbage Tree Island off Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. Here it is found in 10 - 15m of water and we take divers here most weekends.

Kati Burg Bonbon Beach is a beach / dive site in Romblon Island, Philippines: http://bit.ly/M9wY96

Kati Burg I've seen this nudibranch only once.

Ashley Missen Best to just say at the moment it's a Nembrotha sp.

Ron Silver https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151758929419261&set=a.492300429260.274409.624779260&type=1&ref=nf

Ron Silver Nembrotha rosannulata

Michael Mcmaster Grumpy Nudi

Shohei Shigeta Wow!

Message posted on The Global Diving Community on 19 Oct 2013
Taxonomy
Animalia (Kingdom)
  Mollusca (Phylum)
    Gastropoda (Class)
      Heterobranchia (Subclass)
        Opisthobranchia (Infraclass)
          Nudibranchia (Order)
            Euctenidiacea (Suborder)
              Doridacea (Infraorder)
                Polyceroidea (Superfamily)
                  Polyceridae (Family)
                    Nembrothinae (Subfamily)
                      Nembrotha (Genus)
                        Nembrotha rosannulata (Species)
Associated Species