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True Jellies (Class Scyphozoa)Observer
grace_galvinDescription
Collection method: Observation
Found at low tide in shallow water under a jetty
Life stage: adult
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Genus GaleojanolusObserver
millamuckDescription
Under Days Bay Wharf, found during cleanup dive. Bit annoyed at my camera, refused to focus & was trying out a new lens. Help needed with ID, closest I could find was this but I can't find any reference to size over 40mm. This thing was a CHONK - 60mm minimum but probably closer to 70mm not extending.
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Genus GodivaObserver
nickoshawDescription
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Family LimapontiidaeObserver
invertebratistPlace
Phoenix Reef, Tāwharanui Marine Reserve, Tāwharanui Peninsula, Rodney, Auckland, North Island, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Description
iNatting with @emma_brockes.
Both length 4 mm when extended.
Low intertidal. Found by sieving through red algae and brown algae (Image #5 #6) growing on a wall of a shallow crevice on the reef.
Placida?
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Genus EurylanaObserver
highlandsDescription
feeding on and associated with blue bottles
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Jason mirabilisObserver
traceybates6Description
Large (ish) specimen, about 5-6cm long, found under a rock over hang in about 5m of water.
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Observer
invertebratistDescription
Mid-low intertidal, under an encrusted rock.
Collected and preserved in ethanol.
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Eubranchus rubeolusObserver
fiestykakapoDescription
Eubranchus cf. rubeolus
On hydroids unders rocks and in sargassum seaweed. 3 observed.
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Glaucilla bennettaeObserver
emily_rDescription
Laying eggs. Found at Back Beach.
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Genus DotoObserver
mesoplodonDescription
With eggs. Under a rock at approx. -1m.
See here: http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/5822
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Feather Aeolid (Fiona pinnata)Observer
predomalphaDescription
Eating the Velella Velella.
