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Nudibranchs from the Deep Pinnacle Near Johnson Rock


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Posted by Chris on July 02, 2014 at 10:55:59:

On Saturday June 21 I went with the Sea Divers aboard the Magician to Catalina.

Our first dive was at the deep pinnacle near Johnson Rock which is know for having many nudibranchs. The water was very warm in the mid 60s and did not drop into the high 50s until I got below 100 feet. It was below that thermocline where I found the nudibranchs.

Berthella californica
Berthella californica


Tritonia festiva
Tritonia festiva


Berthella californica
Berthella californica


Cadlina limbaughorum
Cadlina limbaughorum


Chromodoris mcfarlandi
Chromodoris mcfarlandi


Berthella californica
Berthella californica


Hermissenda crassicornis feeding on Coenocyathus bowersi (Colonial Cup Coral)
Hermissenda crassicornis feeding on Coenocyathus bowersi (Colonial Cup Coral)


Mexichromis porterae, aka Felimare porterae
Mexichromis porterae, aka Felimare porterae


Flabellina iodinea (Spansih Shawl)
Flabellina iodinea (Spansih Shawl)


Mexichromis porterae, aka Felimare porterae
Mexichromis porterae, aka Felimare porterae

You can see the complete set of photos from the trip here.

©2014 Chris Grossman, diver.net



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