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A nudibranch eats the eggs of another nudibranch laid on a sea sponge. Ringed Favorinus (Favorinus tsuruganus) 30 mm. ID: cerata with black apices, rhinophores with three lamellae.
A nudibranch eats the eggs of another nudibranch laid on a sea sponge. Ringed Favorinus (Favorinus tsuruganus) 30 mm. ID: cerata with black apices, rhinophores with three lamellae.

Portrait of a small red frog fish sitting on a sea sponge, leaning on it with its fins.It breathes by opening its mouth, passing water through its gills.
Portrait of a small red frog fish sitting on a sea sponge, leaning on it with its fins.It breathes by opening its mouth, passing water through its gills.

A nudibranch crawls along the black, sandy seabed. Precious Nudibranch (Goniobranchus preciosus) 30 mm. ID: white with three marginal lines: outermost bluish, dark ruby and orange.
A nudibranch crawls along the black, sandy seabed. Precious Nudibranch (Goniobranchus preciosus) 30 mm. ID: white with three marginal lines: outermost bluish, dark ruby and orange.

Two striped nudibranchs sit on a red sponge growing on the bottom of a tropical sea. Zephyra Hypselodoris (Hypselodoris zephyra) 20 mm. ID: wavy dark lines, gills orange with white spots.
Two striped nudibranchs sit on a red sponge growing on the bottom of a tropical sea. Zephyra Hypselodoris (Hypselodoris zephyra) 20 mm. ID: wavy dark lines, gills orange with white spots.

The spider crab camouflage itself among the rocks and sways from side to side, imitating seaweed on the bottom of a tropical sea.
The spider crab camouflage itself among the rocks and sways from side to side, imitating seaweed on the bottom of a tropical sea.

The spotted nudibranch sits on the sandy bottom of the sea and eats; it stretches its mouth into a tube and tears off pieces of food. Confetti Hypselodoris (Hypselodoris confetti).
The spotted nudibranch sits on the sandy bottom of the sea and eats; it stretches its mouth into a tube and tears off pieces of food. Confetti Hypselodoris (Hypselodoris confetti).

Two nudibranchs sit next to each other on the seabed among seaweed. Sea-Purple Thorunna (Thorunna halourga) 20 mm. Purple or pinkish with broad white marginal band.
Two nudibranchs sit next to each other on the seabed among seaweed. Sea-Purple Thorunna (Thorunna halourga) 20 mm. Purple or pinkish with broad white marginal band.

A white, spotted nudibranch crawls along the bottom of a tropical sea. Brown-Lined Okenia (Okeania sp.) Indonesia, 7mm. ID: white with brown lines and yellowish central area.
A white, spotted nudibranch crawls along the bottom of a tropical sea. Brown-Lined Okenia (Okeania sp.) Indonesia, 7mm. ID: white with brown lines and yellowish central area.

Three nudibranchs sit next to each other on the sandy bottom of a tropical sea. Many-Lobed Ceratosoma (Ceratosoma tenue) 120 mm. ID: coloration variable, mantle with interrupted blue marginal line.
Three nudibranchs sit next to each other on the sandy bottom of a tropical sea. Many-Lobed Ceratosoma (Ceratosoma tenue) 120 mm. ID: coloration variable, mantle with interrupted blue marginal line.

A large cuttlefish lies with its tentacles resting on the rocky bottom of a tropical sea, merging with its surroundings.
A large cuttlefish lies with its tentacles resting on the rocky bottom of a tropical sea, merging with its surroundings.

Nudibranchs sit next to each other on the sea floor. Bumpy Mexichromis (Mexichromis multituberculata). ID: tall conical tubercles with purple tips, often with orange spots near mantle margin.
Nudibranchs sit next to each other on the sea floor. Bumpy Mexichromis (Mexichromis multituberculata). ID: tall conical tubercles with purple tips, often with orange spots near mantle margin.

A long-armed octopus sits at night on the sandy bottom of a tropical sea among seaweed. It probes the sea bottom with its long tentacles in search of food.
A long-armed octopus sits at night on the sandy bottom of a tropical sea among seaweed. It probes the sea bottom with its long tentacles in search of food.