Chromodoris Collection

DDE-90037283
Close up of Nudibranch, or chromodoris elizabethina. Date: 01/03/2005

DDE-90024620
Indian Ocean, Indonesia, Sulawesi Island, Lembeh Straits. Two nudibranch feeding on sponge. Date: 11/02/2005

UW INDO 2032 48
Snail eating eggs - Bulakan Slope dive site, Seraya, Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, Indian Ocean Snail eating eggs - Bulakan Slope dive site, Seraya, Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, Indian Ocean

UW INDO 1973 07
Reticulated Nudibranch - Keruo Channel dive site, Penemu Island, Dampier Strait, Raja Ampat, Indonesia

UW INDO 1908 05
Co's Chromodoris Nudibranch - Dropoff dive site, Tulamben, Kubu district, Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, Indian Ocean Date: 08-Nov-19

UW INDO 1894 11
Orange-barred Mexichromis Nudibranch - Batu Niti dive site, Seraya, Kubu district, Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, Indian Ocean Date: 24-Mar-16

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Magnificent Chromodoris Nudibranch - Sanggamau dive site, Bangka Island, north Sulawesi, Indonesia, Pacific Ocean Date: 24-03-2016

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Co's Chromodoris Nudibranch - Mioskon dive site, Dampier Straits, Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia Date: 25-09-2019

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Nudibranch (Chromodoris coi), Waktobi, Celebes Sea, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Picture No. 11091845
Willan's Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

Papua New Guinea, Nudibranch (Chromodoris sp. )
Papua New Guinea, Nudibranch (Chromodoris sp.)

Picture No. 11675176
Co's Chromodoris Nudibranch near food (sea squirts). Date:

Picture No. 11675015
WIllan's Nudibranch. Date:

Picture No. 11091844
Purple-dotted Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

Picture No. 11091770
Reticulated Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

Picture No. 11091771
Anne's Chromodoris Nudibranch Date:

Picture No. 11072734
Diana's Chromodoris Nudibranch California Dreaming dive site, Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Diana's Chromodoris Nudibranch

Papua New Guinea, mating Nudibranch (Chromodoris sp. )
Papua New Guinea, mating Nudibranch (Chromodoris sp.)

Picture No. 10891577
Pyjama Nudibranch - on sand (Chromodoris quadricolor) Date:

Undescribed chromodoris sp 7 nudibranch, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Nudibranch (Chromodoris albopunctata), grows to 65mm, Indo-Pacific waters, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Hypselodoris bullockii nudibranch, grows to 70mm, Indo-west Pacific waters, varies greatly in colours, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Red Sea chromodoris or Charlottas chromodoris (Chromodoris Charlottae). Little is known of this species habits or
Anna C.J. Segeren / SplashdownDirect

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Chromodoris, also known as the "Dweller of the East, " is a fascinating aquatic animal found in Asia. With its vibrant colors and intricate patterns, it captivates anyone who lays eyes on it. The DDE-90037283, DDE-90024620, UW INDO 2032 48, UW INDO 1973 07, UW INDO 1908 05, and UW INDO 1894 11 are just some of the unique identifiers that distinguish this mesmerizing creature. Found in Bali and other parts of Asia such as Celebes, Chromodoris Coi is a popular species among underwater enthusiasts. Its striking appearance showcases an array of vivid hues that make it stand out amidst its surroundings. Whether you encounter one during a diving expedition or come across Picture No. 11091845 showcasing its close-up shot with intricate details visible on its body - you'll be left in awe. These aquatic dwellers have adapted to their environment remarkably well. Their bodies are specifically designed for life underwater – streamlined and sleek to glide effortlessly through the water currents. As Asian natives, they add to the rich biodiversity of marine life in this region. The chromodoris family encompasses various species each with their own distinct characteristics but all sharing an undeniable beauty that makes them highly sought after by photographers and nature lovers alike. So next time you find yourself exploring the depths of Asian waters or flipping through breathtaking images online - keep an eye out for these remarkable creatures called Chromodoris; they truly embody the wonders hidden beneath our oceans' surface.