Nembrotha sp.

Photographed by: Luisfer Diego
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Mollusca |
| Class: | Gastropoda |
| Subclass: | Opisthobranchia |
| Order: | Nudibranchia |
| Suborder: | Doridina |
| Family: | Polyceridae |
| Species: | Nembrotha sp. |
Comment from Richard Willan on photo #11449
An undescribed species.Comment from Marta Pola on photo #28364
Nembrotha aurea is described from South Africa. The specimens from Indonesia have much less longitudinal lines on both sides of the body and sadly I never got to study them so I cannot confirm that they are the same species.Comment from Marta Pola on photo #32366
Nembrotha aurea is described from South Africa. The specimens from Indonesia have much less longitudinal lines on both sides of the body and sadly I never got to study them so I cannot confirm that they are the same species.Comment from Marta Pola on photo #16866
JuvenileComment from Marta Pola on photo #18750
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Marta Pola on photo #18751
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Marta Pola on photo #19765
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Marta Pola on photo #20044
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Marta Pola on photo #22467
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Marta Pola on photo #23766
Probably Nembrotha yonowaeComment from Nathalie Yonow on photo #24173
This un-named species appears to be quite common in the western Pacific.Comment from Richard Willan on photo #23525
A very small juvenile individual.Comment from Richard Willan on photo #17738
A juvenile individual.Comment from Nathalie Yonow on photo #15874
According to the latest, this is un-named. Similar to Nembrotha aurea ...Comment from Terry Gosliner on photo #11208
A distinct speciesComment from Terry Gosliner on photo #10863
This is also Nembrotha sp.which is closest to Nembrotha aurea, but distinctComment from Terry Gosliner on photo #10824
It is undescribedComment from Richard Willan on photo #5647
Either Nembrotha chamberlaini or Nembrotha purpureolineataComment from Nathalie Yonow on photo #3468
Definitely not Nembrotha guttata. Nor is it Nembrotha kubaryana, so I think for now it has to be Nembrotha sp. It can joint that guttata-look-alike, which had white dusting in its pigment pattern. No idea of size, I suppose? There seem to be a clutch of these species with similar spots and colours!Comment from Richard Willan on photo #3754
An undescribed species.Comment from Richard Willan on photo #2359
An undescribed species.Locality:
- Indonesia
- Bali (30) Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
- Lembeh (23) Jan, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec
- Raja Ampat (11) Jan, Mar, May, Nov, Dec
- Bunaken (8) Jan, Jul, Sep, Dec
- Komodo (8) Jan, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov
- North Sulawesi (8) Apr, May, Jun
- Rinca Island (4) Aug, Oct, Dec
- Sangeang Island (3) Jan, Sep
- Flores (2) Sep, Nov
- Kaimano (1) Apr
- Lombok (1) Aug
- Kenya
- Watamu (9) Jan, Feb, Dec
- Kilifi Creek (4) Jan, Sep, Nov
- Philippines
- Dauin (7) Jan, Mar, Jun, Jul, Sep
- Anilao (6) Jan, Mar, Jul, Sep, Oct
- Malapascua (5) Jan, Mar, Apr, Oct
- Puerto Galera (3) Jan, Jun
- Dumaguete (2) Apr
- Apo Island (2) May, Sep
- Cabilao Island (1) Jul
- Balicasag Island (1) May
- Timor-Leste
- Timor-Leste (1) Nov
- Tanzania
- Dar es Salaam (1) May