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Old 08-13-2009, 11:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lettuce Sea Slug

Someone pointed this out to me, but I didn't see it until it started moving. Pretty odd creature. Still hard to see

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easily could have missed it if you weren't looking for it. where was this photo taken?
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LOVE these little guys!!! Once you find 1 on your own, you'll start finding them all over the place! They come in many colors, and where there's one.....
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easily could have missed it if you weren't looking for it. where was this photo taken?
This was on the North side of Grand Cayman. I believe the dive site was the Queen's Throne.
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yeah, lettuce sea slug - they are actually one of the most common nudibranchs in the Caribbean. We have seen them ranging from lime green to neon blue! They are large for nudies too, about 2-4" long.

here is a pair doing what nudies do all the time!
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yeah, lettuce sea slug - they are actually one of the most common nudibranchs in the Caribbean. We have seen them ranging from lime green to neon blue! They are large for nudies too, about 2-4" long.

here is a pair doing what nudies do all the time!
That is an awesome pic. That could easily be a desktop background.
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Great photos!

It's hard to spot these guys especially to guided dives where every one is in such a hurry.........

I got one on our last trip but by the time I got to snap a pic the group had moved over the next reef in a big hurry to go some where.

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