31 species sighted at TJs Boulders, Currimundi Reef, Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Terry and Julie on these two 68 minute boat dives to 19 m, 15 m visibility 21C water temp.
Finally the good weather stars aligned and we were able to
venture out in the boat. After so many shore dives we were not certain we would
remember what to do in a boat – never mind being deeper than 7m. Surface
conditions were extremely pleasant and the whales graced us with their songs
during the dives. Of particular note was the large eagle ray which cruised by
on the second dive.
Number of species sighted
* Species with the highest specimen count
Aplysia parvula 1/-
Ardeadoris aff. averni 1/2Ardeadoris rubroannulata 1/-
Babakina indopacifica 1/-
Berthella martensi -/1
Bornella anguilla -/1
Chromodoris kuiteri 1/-
Chromodoris sp.1 -/1
Chromodoris striatella 1/1
Dermatobranchus cf. primus 2/-
* Dermatobranchus ornatus 3/2
Doriprismatica atromarginata -/3
Favorinus sp. 1 -/1
Flabellina exoptata 1/-
Flabellina rubrolineata 3/-
Glossodoris vespa -/1
Goniobranchus daphne 4/-
Goniobranchus splendidus 2/1
Gymnodoris alba -/1
Hypselodoris jacksoni -/4
Hypselodoris maritima -/1
Hypselodoris obscura 2/1
Hypselodoris sagamiensis -/1
Nembrotha purpureolineata -/1
Noumea laboutei -/1
Noumea norba 1/-
Phyllidia ocellata 1/1
Phyllidiella lizae 2/-
Pleurolidia juliae -/3
* Pteraeolidia semperi 4/1
Sagaminopteron ornatum -/3
Dermatobranchus cf. primus
Noumea norba
Flabellina
exoptata
Substrate
Phyllidiella
lizae
Ardeadoris aff. averni
Phyllidia
ocellata
Babakina indopacifica
Flabellina
rubrolineata
Dermatobranchus ornatus
Ardeadoris rubroannulata
Goniobranchus
daphne
Surface conditions
Chromodoris sp.1
Berthella martensi
Bornella anguilla
Glossodoris vespa
Noumea
laboutei
Dermatobranchus ornatus pair
Aplysia parvula
Hypselodoris
obscura
Doriprismatica
atromarginata
Sagaminopteron
ornatum
Pleurolidia juliae
Nembrotha
purpureolineata