Marbella Sea Slug (Tambja marbellensis), family Polyceridae, found off the coast of the Iberian Peninsula
photograph by Jose Antonio Salido
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Marbella Sea Slug (Tambja marbellensis), family Polyceridae, found off the coast of the Iberian Peninsula
photograph by Jose Antonio Salido

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Tambja marbellensis
Sea Slug (Tambja sp.), family Polyceridae, Bali, Indonesia
photograph by Aldo Galante
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Tambja olivaria
Tambja olivaria (Nudibranchia - Polyceridae) is a species of sea slug native to the Indo-Pacific region, found in Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Maldives And Indonesia.
This species is characterized by its dull 'olive' green background color and pattern of black and orange-yellow markings. The black and yellow pattern is quite variable but its major elements consist of a yellow band that runs a round the anterior end, just in from the dark green edge, then runs back on each side to join behind the gills.
References: [1] - [2]
Photo credit: ©scappell
Locality: Lembeh, Indonesia