| 8-10cm
long. Body broad, hard with small 'pimples', underside yellow with
brown or black spots. Coral
rubble. Sometimes seen on our Northern shores. |
10-12
cm long. Distinguished by the prominent hump along the centre of the
otherwise flat body. Coral rubble. Commonly seen on many of our shores. |
10-12cm
long. Body broad, soft with faint dark ovals about 3-4 in three rows
along the body surface. The pale underside has grey or brown blotches
and spots. Coral
rubble. Commonly seen on our Northern shores. |
10-12cm
long. Body broad, stiff body, smooth surface orange edges. White plain
underside. Among living reefs. Sometimes seen on our Southern shores. |
12-15cm
long. Upper side with lots of conical bumps arranged in clusters.
Distinctive underside dark with large pale round spots. Seagrasses
and reefs. Sometimes seen on our Southern shores. |
| 10-15cm
long. Body humped, hard and heavy, with regular 'holes' on the sides.
Underside dark or deep purple.Coral rubble. Sometimes seen on our
Northern shores. |
10-12cm
long. Body leathery, with a flat portion on the back where stubby
gills emerge. The gills often resemble a 'bubble'. The rhinophores
are stumpy too. Coral rubble. Sometimes seen on some of our shores. |
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