| 4-5cm. Lots of large leaf-like extensions that drop off easily when
the animal is handled. Among seaweeds. Sometimes seen on our Northern
shores. |
1-3cm
long. Body long, narrow, cylindrical. Star-shaped oral tentacles near
its mouth. Gills are protected in sheaths along the body. Near reefs.
Sometimes seen on our Southern shores. |
About
3cm long. It has a pair of 'flaps' (mantle lobes) in the middle of
the body. Rhinophores tiny, brush-like and at the tip of a huge rhinophore
stalk. Near reefs. Seen only once on Sisters Islands. |
About
3cm long. It has a pair of 'flaps' (mantle lobes) in the middle of
the body. Rhinophores tiny, brush-like and at the tip of a huge rhinophore
stalk. Along the sides of the body it has a few bright blue spots
and white spikes. Seen among Sargassum seaweeds. |
About
3cm. One pair of tentacles. Has a green shell and four long 'tendrils'
sticking out the sides of its body. On Caulerpa seaweeds. Hard to
spot. Seen only once on Changi. |
