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Posted by Max Bottomtime on May 04, 2019 at 09:09:52:

We found several Antiopella barbarensis on Biodome in the past week. Merry suggested that we should check the balled up ones for eggs. I found my first one yesterday. Some nudibranchs spend a lot of time laying coils of intricate eggs, but Antiopella barbarensis was finished by the time we dropped back down for a second dive.


Antiopella barbarensis

I also found a mating pair of Jorunna pardus but they weren't laying eggs by the time we left.


Jorunna pardus


Urticina mcpeaki


Orienthella trilineata


Cadlina flavomaculata


Polycera atra


Cadlina limbaughorum


Flabellinopsis iodinea


Paguristes ulreyi, Furry hermit crab


Aegires albopunctatus


Henricia leviuscula


Neoclinus stephensae, Yellowfin fringehead


Tethya californiana


Navanax inermis


Cuthona divae


Pseudopusula californiana


Unidentified nudibranch eggs


Stelletta estrella


Possibly Urticina eques



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