Domenico Maiorano Ron Silver: I don't think that it is a felimare picta, take a look at this link -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felimare_picta
Ron Silver I think it is. Hypselodoris valenciennesi has been synonimized by F. picta. See attached: http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=597522
Raffaele Gernone this is an hypselodoris valenciennesi
Domenico Maiorano Ron Silver: I don't think that it is a felimare picta, take a look at this link -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felimare_picta
Ron Silver I think it is. Hypselodoris valenciennesi has been synonimized by F. picta. See attached: http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=597522
Raffaele Gernone this is an hypselodoris valenciennesi
Carlo Mandola Finaly i can post my first photo/video of nudibranch ;) i have wait this time a lot...
enjoy.
Go pro 3 Silver Ed. - found at 3 mt - long ca. 5 cm
Carlo Mandola
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João Pedro Silva Felimare picta. Hypselodoris valenciennesi is not valid.
http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=563995
Carlo Mandola thx O_o but in all book i haved see is write that :( i'am sorry
Carlo Mandola i change name of video and isert u link at description, thx
João Pedro Silva I'm afraid the books you've seen are not up to date. Until mid 2012 you'll find it as Hypselodoris picta (for instance, in the Des Limaces de Reve book on Mediterranean sea slugs) but since it has been changed to Felimare picta. As far as I know, the first book to use the latest revision of the Chromodorididae is the "Sea Slugs of the Algarve" field guide.
http://hypselodoris.blogspot.pt/p/guia-de-campo-field-guide.html