It was an awesome last day of diving.
On the morning surface interval, we went to the bay where the Melibes are. The Chinese are building a dive resort there. It’s beautiful little alcove of a beach.
I dove with just Tops on the last two dives. On the night dive, Tops showed me more than nudibranchs. There was this one wall with like dozens of sea horses. Super cool.
Here are the nudis I saw on the last day:
111 - Flabellina riwo
112 - Goniobranchus sp.
Hsin Li says Looks similar to Goniobranchus sp. 40.
From Pirjo: I think the nudi you sent to Nudibase is not Goniobranchus sp. 40. We saw G sp.40 on 3/12/18 and it looks different, it has orange tips on the rhinophores and an orange line around the mantle. I would leave it Goniobranchus sp.
113 - Mexichromis pusilla
114 - Rostanga sp. 9
115 - Hypselodoris maculosa
116 - Thuridilla albopustulosa
117 - Goniobranchus albonares
118 - Phyllidiella pustulosa
119 - Philinopsis sp. 2
120 - Phyllidia ocellata
121 - Dermatobranchus sp. 7
122 - Flabellina bicolor
123 - Cuthona sp. 37
124 - Chromodoris boucheti
125 - Chelidonura amoena
126 - Trapania armilla
127 - Dermatobranchus fasciatus
128 - Coriocella hibyae
129 - Noumeaella sp. 3
130 - Favorinus japonicus
131 - Phyllodesmium lizardensis
132 - Babakina indopacifica
133 - Pleurobranchus peroni
134 - Tritonia sp. 10
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