Nudibranchs are soft-bodied molluscs. I saw a huge number of them while diving on the Big Island in July. They are often hard to find because most are very small, an inch or even smaller. But it’s exciting when you spot one! Many of these photos were taken in caves, making it difficult to capture good shots. So apologies for any blurriness. Additionally, I have done my best to identify them, but I may have made a mistake. And I had to do the Pikachu twice. I had never seen one before, and we saw three on one wall!
Nudibranchs going left to right, top to bottom:
- White Margin — Trembling
- Strawberry — Scott Johnson
- Pikachu — Pikachu
- Gumdrop — Locust
- Violet Blue — Fellows
- Tom Smith — Red Spotted
- Golden Lace — Pali
- Gloomy — Scambled Egg
Also saw some fun other small things.
Poolinger Family Site 