A single solo shore entry dive by Gary of 212 minutes. Maximum depth 6.0 m, 27 C water temperature and 6+ m viz.
With the water being so clear another dive was in order. This time a nice long solo one. The Aeolids came out to play. From under a rock egg masses were found on a bryzoan. Next to the eggs is an unknown doris nudibranch. Bob Burn thinks the egg masses belong to a species of Onchidoris...have to look harder next time. Another live Retusa sp. was also found 3 mm shell length.
Species and number thereof sighted
* Species with highest specimen count
Atys semistriatus shell -1
Cratena lineata -4
Doto sp. 3 -2
Doto sp. 5 -4
Eubranchus sp. 3 -1
Eubranchus sp. 10 -1
Facelina sp. 11 -2
Flabellina rubrolineata -3
Goniobranchus daphne -2
Goniodoridella savignyi -2
Gymnodoris amakusana -1
Gymnodoris sp. 10 -1
Gymnodoris sp. 21 -1
Hypselodoris obscura -3
Niparaya sp. 4 -1
Pteraeolidia semperi -1
Retusa sp. 5 shell -1 animal -1
Tenellia sp. 47 -1
Tenellia sp. 49 -1
Unknown dorid -1
Entry
My buddy
Goniodoridella savignyi
Substrate
Eubranchus sp. 3
Hypselodoris obscura
Goniobranchus daphne
Flabellina rubrolineata
Flabellina rubrolineata
Pteraeolidia semperi
Substrate
Retusa sp. 5 shell
Gymnodoris amakusana
Tenellia sp. 47
Tenellia sp. 47
Tenellia sp. 49
Tenellia sp. 49
Hypselodoris obscura
Atys semistriatus shell
Retusa sp. 5 live animal
Gymnodoris sp. 21
Eubranchus sp. 3
Cratena lineata
Unknown dorid and egg masses
Doto sp. 5
Gymnodoris sp. 10
Fish Cage
Eubranchus sp. 10
Flatworm
Hypselodoris obscura
Facelina sp. 11
