#polyceridae

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Nembrotha cristata

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Marbella Sea Slug (Tambja marbellensis), family Polyceridae, found off the coast of the Iberian Peninsula

photograph by Jose Antonio Salido

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Variable Neon Slug

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Photo by Chris Ross | Info

The doughnut nembrotha (Nembrotha rosannulata) is a species of colorful sea slug, a dorid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Polyceridae. This species is known only from Eastern Australia (Northern New South Wales & Southern Great Barrier Reef). It is most commonly seen at Cabbage Tree Island, Port Stephens, NSW. It is a large dull green nembrothid that grows to at least 12 cm in length. The body is textured with rounded longitudinal ridges and scattered raised pustules of various sizes. The pustules are black and each is surrounded by a pink ring which give this species its characteristic color pattern - and name.

[herpsandbirds]

Variable Neon Sea Slug (Nembrotha kubaryana), family Polyceridae, found in the western Indo-Pacific

photograph by @kathrin_underwater

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Nembrotha cristata

[herpsandbirds]

Sea Slug (Tambja sp.), family Polyceridae, Bali, Indonesia

photograph by Aldo Galante

[birdblues]

Tambja marbellensis