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Lamprohaminoea cymbalum Quoy & Gaimard, 1833
Saw the reproductive bloom of the alien clown watermelon.
These are the symbal bubble snails in the family Haminoeidae. Despite their affinity in appearance to Aplustridae bubble snails(e.g. Hydatina physis.) they're actually under the order Cephalaspidea, making them closer in relation to headshield slugs. May to June happens to be their reproductive bloom and I got to see them occurring in huge numbers during my trip down to Hengchun.
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Hydatina physis Linnaeus, 1758
Even more bubble snails cus they're just too camera friendly
Oxynoe kylei
Oxynoe kylei
Cymbal bubble
Haminoea cymbalum
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Haminoea cyanomarginata
Hydatina physis Linnaeus, 1758
Even more bubble snails. They just look drop dead gorgeous however you film them.
Hydatina amplustre Linnaeus, 1758
A bonus pale white Hydatina amplustre. It's distinct from H. physis with fewer and broader stripes on the shell.
