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Tambja morosa
(Bergh, 1877)
Christopher Thorn This Tambja morosa from Sand Island, Taiwan was found at about 10m, 40-50mm. I saw different individuals clinging to the same plant like growth on the same dive last week. It doesn't seem to be their usual food item, does it? Very grateful for any insights.
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Brian Perry Need help identifying this one. Looks like a Tamba morosa, but the crown is different. shot in 50fsw in raja ampat - June 2014. about 4cm long.
Vinicius Padula Marta Pola
Gary Cobb This is Tambja morosa
Brian Perry @gary - the crown on mine has a different coloring?
Gary Cobb The inside of the gills can be paler in colour.
Nautica Bali DiveCenter Nudibranch around Nusa Dua - BALI (only 15minutes from our DC + 15minutes by local boat)..
Let's Shoot it..
Sonja Ooms It's a Morose Tambja (Tambja morosa - Polyceridae) Feeds on blue bryozoan (Bryozoans are aquatic animals with a name that literally means “moss animals”)
Phil Trezise This nudi was photographed on the exHMAS Brisbane at 18m yesterday (18th May 2013). I have found an undescribed Tambja sp in the guide book but this animal does not seem quite the same. Any ideas on an ID?
Reed Nescher I also think this is the "Blue" nudie that turned out to be the "Slug"?
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Ron Silver https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10202137921752657&set=oa.450620711717130&type=1&relevant_count=4&ref=nf
Ron SilverTambja morosa
Ron Silver Thanx, David
Yutaka Takizawa Nice shot.....(^.^)
Pamela Akervik Garrett Words are falling out of my ears. I think that is why I was in the third grade for so long. I wish I I could be a friend who lived in Florida. I could listen to you all day long and never be bored.