Site History
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31 May, 2008 |
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27 April, 2008 |
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31 March, 2008 |
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29 February, 2008 |
- Cuthona sps. have been revised as Trinchesia following the recent work by Michael C. Miller. Thanks to Peter H. van Bragt for bringing this to our attention.
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28 January, 2008 |
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10 December, 2007 |
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13 November, 2007 |
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 Added to our library is Nudibranchs of the World
by Helmut Debelius and Rudie H. Kuiter
ISBN 3939767-06-0
Hardback. Large letter. 360 pp
Published by ConchBooks, Germany
2007
Details of where to buy the book is here. |
10 October, 2007 |
Additional images added from dives from the MV Mary Doune on the west coast .
Acanthodoris
pilosa
Eubranchus farrani
Favorinus
blianus
Polycera
quadrilineata |
27 September, 2007 |
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9 August, 2007 |
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21 June, 2007 |
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29 May, 2007 |
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12 May, 2007 |
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12 April, 2007 |
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 Added
to our library is Undersea Jewels: A Colour Guide
to Nudibranchs, 2006. Gary Cobb and Richard C. Willan.
This publication is a ‘ready reckoner’ guide to the nudibranchs
of south-eastern Queensland, Australia. It is the results of a study
over 100 km of coast and identifies 277 different species.
This publication is available from Sea
Challengers or from here. |
7 October, 2006 |
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  Added
to our library are
Caribbean Sea Slugs by
A. Valdes, J. Hamann, D.W.Behrens & A. DuPont and
Opistobranquios
de Mexico by A. Hermosillo, D.W. Behrens & E.R. Jara.
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9 September, 2006
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24 June, 2006
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 We have added a copy of Nudibranchi del Mediterraneo by
Egidio Trainito to the library. Amazing number of the species beautifully
illustrated are also present in Scottish waters |
17 May, 2006
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16 April, 2006
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 Added to my library a copy of Nudibranch
Behaviour by David Behrens and photographers Constantinos Petrinos
and Carine Schrurs. Look on pages 62 and 63 for our own Highland Dancers, Pleurobranchus membranaceus. This book is beautifully illustrated
and full of fascinating information. |
7 February, 2006
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25 October, 2005
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20 July, 2005
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1 June, 2005
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13 May, 2005
25 January, 2005
- The appearance and layout of the site have been changed to celebrate
our 6th anniversary, if you have any comments please let me know.
With the additional space available on the new server images are being
re-scanned and saved at a higher resolution to improve legibility;
the thumbnails are complete and the main images are underway. Because
these main images are somewhat larger they will take longer to display
on telephone modem lines (that's encouragement to move to a broadband
link if you can!)
- Meanwhile on the nudibranch front another tiny species Doto
maculata has been found and added to the site along with more images of Trinchesia caerulea, Doto
coronata, Doto dunnei, Doto
fragilis, and Limacia
clavigera.
- Following careful consideration of the arguments we have accepted
the older genus Flabellina and have changed from Coryphella.
25 November, 2004
29 August, 2004
21 July, 2004
27 June, 2004
3 June, 2004
11 May, 2004
06 April, 2004
03 January, 2004
22 November, 2003
13 September, 2003
18 July, 2003
20 April, 2003
04 November, 2002
22 June, 2002
18 May 2002
- Another new species, Doto
fragilis has been added to the site along with additional
images of Acanthodoris
pilosa, Aeolidiella glauca, Doris pseudoargus, Flabellina
browni, Flabellina lineata, Diaphorodoris luteocincta, Geitodoris planata, Goniodoris nodosa, Pleurobranchus
membranaceus, Tritonia
plebeia and Tritonia
hombergii .
01 December 2001
15 September 2001
04 August 2001
06 July 2001
15 May 2001
15 April 2001
19 January 2001
21 August 2000
21 March 2000
21 February 2000
- Frames site published with lots of new images.
09 December 1999
08 October 1999
- Thanks to all those who have commented and provided help with identification.
I have generally rearranged the layout alphabetically with everything
on a single page and added some more images and species.
February 1999
- The site goes on line for the first time.
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Additional images added from dives on the west coast .
Additional images added from 5 dives on the east coast at St Abbs Head.
Additional images added from dives on the west coast
Additional images added from dives on the west coast from the 
Added to our library is 
Additional images added from dives on the east and west
coast
Additional images added from dives on the west coast from MV Little
Blue and MV Mary Doune
Additional images added from dives at Loch Long and the east coast 
Additional images added from dives at Loch Fyne, Loch Long and the
east coast 
From regular visits to Loch Fyne, Oban and Eyemouth more images
have been added to the site. 
We had a great weekend over the 1/2 April at the Marine Conservation
Nudibranch Course at Portaferry, N. Ireland.
Following the revision by Valdés (2002) Archidoris Pseodoargus has been renamed Doris pseudoargus.
Another new species 
Additional images of
Another new nudibranch species, 