I woke up to pee a million times in the night. I guess that is good because I am hydrated. But finally at like 2am I just started working on my photos from yesterday.
OMG, we just found out that Vie Panyarachun is here with the Thai group. I was sure I knew which one he was and when he showed up for lunch I went right up to him and introduced myself. It was him. Then Pirjo and Francis introduced themselves as well.
Vie is a nudibranch enthusiast and is one of the first to answer any ID questions on the Facebook Nudibranch groups. It’s like meeting a rock star!!! Pirjo and I are going to try to get a picture with him.
I did the afternoon dive alone with Bobby. He kept me so busy with so many subjects! Then Pirjo and Francis joined me for the night dive. I was so tired I could barely see straight, but I went. I have been wearing my new hood at night and adding an extra weight into my wetsuit. Tonight it wiggled all the way down my leg by the time I was climbing up the ladder.
On we go:
27 - Eubranchus sp. 23
28 - Samla bilas
29 - Doto sp. 6
30 - Marionia distincta
31 - Kabeiro christianae
32 - Doto ussi
33 - Aplysia nigrocincta (originally I thought this was Aplysia parvula, but Vie corrected me)
34 - Chromodoris kalawakan
35 - Glossodoris buko (originally I thought this was Glossodoris pallida but Vie corrected me)
36 - Trapania sp. 2
37 - Plakobranchus ocellatus
38 - Cyerce nigra
39 - Phyllidia varicosa
40 - Chromodoris magnifica
41 - Murphydoris puncticulata (originally I thought Goniodoridella sp. 1 but Vie corrected me)
42 - Colpodaspis thompsoni
43 - Atagema sp. 2
44 - Goniobranchus sp. (originally I thought Goniobranchus reticulatus but Vie corrected me)
45 - Thorunna furtiva
46 - Nembrotha kubaryana
47 - Nembrotha lineolata
48 - Phestilla sp.
49 - Doridomorpha gardineri
50 - Thuridilla gracilis
51 - Trapania aurata
52 - Polycera abei
53 - Phyllodesmium koehleri
54 - Hypselodoris krakatoa
55 - Thordisa sp.
56 - Tritoniopsis alba
57 - Stylocheilus striatus
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