Tambja amakusana Baba, 1987

The ID on this one is not 100% certain, but it matches the original description pretty well. Tambja amakusana is known from at least six specimens in the Marshalls, one from Enewetak and the rest from Kwajalein. They were found on lagoon reefs and pinnacles under dead coral from about 6 to 15 meters.

The animal below is the one whose ID is least certain. It doesn't have the blue tipped gills and only a trace of it on the rhinophores. It also has a bit of a different look to it.

Created 3 January 2007