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Published: April 10th 2012
Deb, Diane, Linda, Judy, Bob, Steve and I got together before the dive for lunch to celebrate a bunch of events at the same time: Linda’s Bday and retirement, Lureens Promotion and me being in town : ) . We had a yummy lunch and a good laugh. We were talking about “rare” subjects to see and times of the year that we see different ones. The spotted Bumble Bee was in the list…And what is the first thing I see? exactly that. I was happy jumping of my gear: Where is everyone? Is this the rare subject we were talking about? Wow today is my lucky day. I took a few shots before I called over Judy the closest dive buddy to me. I was laughing! I said to Steve I had seen one before and he asked me to show him a photo to prove it. But what better proof that to show him the actual subject!!! Lol We all got excellent shots of it since it was modeling nicely. Then I found a white nose pipe fish with purple stripes, so pretty. A storm dropped and we didn’t even feel it. Deb and I were the last left
and before taking the flag I asked her to wait for me one more minute I wanted to take a photo of a squat lobster with red eyes….well the squat lobster had a pregnant belly only you can really see how big because the angle. Another thing to look for. Of course I saw nudis but I didn’t photograph all of them.
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Anne
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Nudibranch ID
Your nudibranch is Eubranchus coniclus