Three different sea hares found by Ria. They look like extraordinary sea hare (top), spotted sea hare (bottom left) and geographic sea hare (bottom right).
Plenty of shrimps today, some quite large.
The unidentified flatworm again, two sighting of it today.
Swimming crab.
Ghost crab in its trademark squatting position.
I never really noticed until today that some of the hermit crabs are quite interestingly colored.
Unremarkable coral.
But look closer, aren't they beautiful.
As usual Tanah Merah is a rabbit fish nursery.
A tiny dragonet spotted by Ria.
Quite a burdened Zoned horn snail (Batillaria zonalis) with a patch of gumdrop ascidians as well as what looks like a keelworm tube.
Spiral melongena (Pugilina cochlidium) laying eggs. Quite amusing to see the zoned horn snails hitching a ride on it at the same time.
4 comments:
That is a chiton clinging onto the spiral melongena :-)
Wow, that's a great shot of a chiton! I haven't seen one of these yet, would you believe.
Oops, the blue fuzzy stuff I have no idea what it is.
I thought you were referring to the browny-greeny hairy stuff on the shore, which might be cyanobacteria.
But we sure saw a lot of sea hares today!
Your photos blow me over everytime! fantastic~
Thanks Siyang, glad you like them!
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