Sulawesi Sea Slugs

Updated 24 July 2010

  • Updated Sea Slugs with additional species Aplysia parvula, Chelidonura hirundinina, Cyerce elegans, Dolabrifera dolabrifera and Godiva sp. along with updating to taxonomy for Aegires gardineri, Aegires minor, Asteronotus hepaticus, Nembrotha purpureolineata, Phyllidia Picta and Risbecia apolegma.

The island of Sulawesi in the Indonesian archipelago lies in the middle of the area of the highest marine bio-diversity in the world. 
The N E Sulawesi peninsula includes the Bunaken National Park, Banka Island and Lembeh Strait.

We visited the area in June 2001, 2002 and July 2006 and stayed at the Hotel Santika, diving with the wonderful Thalassa Dive Centre whose great guides led us to wonderful creatures on the reefs and dark volcanic sands during our many expeditions.


raja ampatIn March 2007 we visited Raja Ampat, north west of Papua New Guinea on board the MV Odyssea 1.
This fascinating journey took us to another magical area, introduced us to new diving friends and provided many more images.

 

Select from the links below to see more the creatures we found and photographed.

• Sea Slugs •
• Crustaceans • Fish • Flatworms • Molluscs • Sea Horses and Pipefish •

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