Johny Leffelaer This picture of Chromodoris kuniei on his foodsource comes from Tulamben/Bali,taken with my Olympus7070 camera. Settings, s.1/80 , f.10 , iso 80.
Edoardo Spacca SS Liberty, Tulamben, Bali
Sea&Sea DX2G, 2xInon z240, FIT diopter 5x
1/500, F5.2, ISO100
and for the name, i'm very bad and dont have a taxonomy of nudis, so if anyone wants to chip in i'd be delighted... :-)
Massimo Coreachromodoris kuniei
Edoardo Spacca grazie!!!!
Roy Arthur David Lontoh I would say both are Risbecia tryoni ;)
Edoardo Spacca well, funny enough it seems there is little ambiguity as on some pics on the web it is also classified as chromodoris leopard.....
Orietta RivoltaChromodoris leopardus has the black spots are quite large and several of them are hollow. By contrast, Risbecia tryoni would have more numerous smaller black spots with no white centres.
Ken Thongpila I would say Risbecia tryoni as well... I saw them in Tulamben too. Nice shot with 2 together :-)
Ashley Missen They are Risbecia tryoni - Chromodoris leopardus has dark circles not spots - nice double front shot - Cheers Ash
Blogie Robillo Are these Chromodoris kuniei? Spotted this pair at about 50ft at San Juan Reef, off the western coast of Samal Is., Davao, Philippines; 29 Jan 2012.
Alicia Mirabilis Surely not chromodoris kuniei... maybe risbecia tryoni
Alicia Mirabilis btw kuniei is the one in my profile pic ;)
Gary Cobb No these are Risbecia tryoni Garrett, 1873
Arantxa Di Mare And...could not be Risbecia tryoni ??? :)
Ashley Missen OK let see http://www.nudipixel.net/species/risbecia_tryoni/ vs http://www.nudipixel.net/species/chromodoris_kuniei/ the only other on apart from Risbecia tryoni it could be is is Chromodoris lepordus but they have rings not dots - definately Risbecia tyroni
Arantxa Di Mare Sorry..I haven't read Ashely's note and I have written incorretly my note....I agree with Ashley and I think that it could be Risbecia tryoni
Gary Cobb This is Resbecia tryoni
Matthias Wildermuth Hi Gary could u have a look at that brown nudi i posted in nudibase please. Thanks
Gary Cobb Repost it OK?
Matthias Wildermuth Can do it here then thanks
Gary Cobb I just sent you an email from Richard!
Gary Cobb Same critter!
Matthias Wildermuth Got the email. Found it on the other side of the bay at 2 spots maybe 100 m appart. One spot had the same kind of eggs. Never seen before yet. Not sure what R means with investigtion? Thanks u need it?
Gary Cobb Nice find! Very cryptic.
Matthias Wildermuth Extremly well adapted to sponge love it ;-)
Camille LemmensChromodoris Kuniei
Soraya. Gili Meno, Indonesia
Canon IXY DIGITAL 25 IS, f/8, 1/60, Iso 80, build in flash
Eric van Andel Nice find Camille! Next time take some extra pics playing with F (up to F=16 or so) and shutterspeed (up to 1/160)... You will get a better DOF and the nudi will be more sharp.....
Camille Lemmens Thanks for the tip
Eric van Andel That's what this group is for.... helping each other ;-}
Blogie Robillo Are these Chromodoris kuniei? Spotted this pair at about 50ft at San Juan Reef, off the western coast of Samal Is., Davao, Philippines; 29 Jan 2012.
Alicia Mirabilis Surely not chromodoris kuniei... maybe risbecia tryoni
Alicia Mirabilis btw kuniei is the one in my profile pic ;)
Gary Cobb No these are Risbecia tryoni Garrett, 1873