been making amigurumi nudibranchs for my local nudi themed cafe :3
I ended up removing the white skirt on the mantle, as I got mixed up with my references due to a different orange-peel nudibranch (not dorid)

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been making amigurumi nudibranchs for my local nudi themed cafe :3
I ended up removing the white skirt on the mantle, as I got mixed up with my references due to a different orange-peel nudibranch (not dorid)

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Sea slug saturday feature: The jester nudibranch
Trapania scurra
Popcorn nudibranch cowboy, coming to the tidepool highlands near you. Carving rubber, which is surprisingly hard.
Los Angeles goniodorid- Monterey bay, ca
Fried egg nudibranch (Phyllidia varicosa (Lamarck, 1801)) taken at Molokini Crater, around 15 m depth. Like many nudibranchs, the bright color serves as a warning to predators that the organism is toxic. Eggs of this species can occasionally be found as a colorless, spiral-shaped mass attached to rock.

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just found THE BIGGEST monterey dorid ive ever seen. its like 4 inches long!! usually the ones I see are like half the size of this one!!
ambling down digital memory lane, & found a holy grail rabbithole of old uni marine invertebrate biology lab photos...
trip to wikipedia