Noumea alboannulata from Solomon Ids
October 8, 2007
From: David Cram
This was found by Barbara Hanchard at the Leilei divespot in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Querying it to be some form of Hypselodoris sp. It's colour was an extremely pale pink.
Locality: Honiara, 15 m, Solomon Islands, 1/10/2007, Sandy rubble strewn gentle slope. Length: 35 mm. Photographer: David Cram.
David Cram
dcram@adra.org.fj
Cram, D.W., 2007 (Oct 8) Noumea alboannulata from Solomon Ids. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/20891Dear David,
I have never seen one as colourless as this before but from the shape of the white loop on the mantle I am sure this is Noumea alboannulata. We don't have many records of this species so this is a useful contribution to our knowledge of the species.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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