Philinopsis gardineri

Ex Liao at 50ft in depth, 4cm long, dayang samal island

Franca Wermuth-Vezzoli Philinopsis gardineri I think

Carl-Johan Nilsson Second that!

Blogie Robillo Yep!

Ex Liao Thanks for the i.d. guys!

Arnico Lumangyao Cartalla Anybody know what type of Nudi is this one. Olympus EPM1, 2X Inon UCL 165 close up lens, Inon D2000 Strobe F4.5, 1/160 sec, ISO 200 Focal Length 19.0 mm Image Aspect 16:9

Fabio Russo maybe a Philinopsis gardineri

Andreas Gerking Philinopsis cyanea?

Andreas Gerking http://www.nudipixel.net/species/philinopsis_cyanea/

Arnico Lumangyao Cartalla Thank you guys now I know

Ashley Missen I Agree

Jason Isley Anybody seen a nudi with ahead like this?

Teebone Salukix Never seen anything like it...interesting looking object on its forehead!

Jack de Vries nice shot I love that color

Lawrence Alex Wu looks like it could be an odd growth...parasitic perhaps... Nevielle might be able to say??

Patrik Good That's why they are called headshield slugs.

Jason Isley Thanks Patrik Good, just found the ID, Philinopsis gardineri

Jerome Kim It's easily found in anilao :)

Patrik Good We have different species of Philinopsis around Brisbane. Nice critters, nice find, Jason Isley, congratulation.

Chris Spence Nice Shot Jason do you have the camera settings?

Kelvin Low can someone pls id tis?

João Pedro Silva I think it's Philinopsis gardineri. Don't forget to say where this was taken.

Kelvin Low thx João Pedro Silva...!

Reed Nescher Another from the same location in the Solomon islands.... https://scontent-a-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/1237615_10201365370568960_1852821737_n.jpg

Anne Diver This is not a flatworm, it is a head shield slug, it looks like Philinopsis gardineri

Reed Nescher Sorry, I thought the Head shield had a curl at the head? I have pictures in the same area of the Head shield, but this seemed different? Thank you.....

Anne Diver Reed, do a Google Image search on Philinopsis gardineri and see if it matches your animal, and see what you think. Without seeing the animal I certainly could be wrong....

Reed Nescher I didn't see the "Flukes" as shown in the images in the search? It was very flat with no apparent "Flukes" so that is why I though Flat Worm....

Manfred Keller Blue Velvet Headshield Slug - Chelidonura varians - Puerto Galera (Philippines)