Cerberilla slugs.
Dendrodoris denisoni spotted by Rene.
Gymnodoris inornata.
Tiny nudibranch spotted by Mei Lin. Possibly Jorunna sp.. No idea what thse white pellets in the gills are.
Dendrodoris (fumata?) spotted by Chay Hoon.
Quite a few of these Elysia slugs in the seaweed.
Quite a few Polybranchia orientalis in the seaweed too.
Elysia ornata.
Philinopsis lineolata spotted by Mei Lin.
This is the tiny blue bioluminescent crustacean (Ostracoda?).
Small Taeniura lymma.
Hippocampus kuda spotted by Kok Sheng.
Quite a few of these sea pens.
Zoanthids.
No idea what this is. It was attached to the seaweed below it and did not contract like an anemone when disturbed.
Many Boloceroides mcmurrichi.
This looked very much like a swimming anemone too although the stripes were longitudinal.
Transparent anemone. The body column resembles Edwardsiidae.
Tiny unknown anemone Kok Sheng and Mei Lin first saw at Punggol.
This was probably the most commonly seen anemone besides the swimming anemones.
Pseudoceros indicus with what looks like a female skeleton shrimp with distended brood pouch on it.
Did not get a good look at this very elusive flatworm, possibly a silt flatworm.
Shrimp under a rock.
Three Scutus under another rock.
Colochirus quadrangularis.
Not sure what sea cucumber this is. About 5 cm long.
Goniodiscaster scaber.
Nepanthia belcheri.
Painted Astropecten.
Astropecten indicus.
Asterina coronata.
Wild boar at Chek Jawa.
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