Order: Nudibranchia - True Sea Slugs
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Family: Polyceridae
Below is the Polyceridae section of our Field Guide, please click on the thumbnail image to view an enlargement.
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Nembrotha guttata

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Crimora lutea extreamly small species

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Nembrotha chamberlaini

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Nembrotha kubaryana. Nembrothas are specific ascidian feeders.

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Nembrotha kubaryana feeding on ascidians

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Nembrotha kubaryana Mateing

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Nembrotha kubaryana. An extremely variable species.

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Nembrotha lineolata

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Nembrotha lineolata

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Nembrotha lineolata feeding on an Acidian

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Nembrotha lineolata

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Nembrotha purpureolineolata

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Nembrotha sp

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Nembrotha sp

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Roboastra gracilis

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Tambja affinis. Prefered food Bryozoans.

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Tambja morosa

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Tambja morosa

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Tambja morosa

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Thecacera picta

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Thecacera spp 1. Bryozoan feeders.

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Thecacera spp 1.

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Thecacera spp 1.

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Roboastra arika. Well known hunters of other Nudibranchs.

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Roboastra arika. Restricting their prefered prey to members of the Polyceridae family.