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Phylum Mollusca > Class Gastropoda > sea slugs > Order Nudibranchia > Genus Hypselodoris
Kanga hypselodoris nudibranch
Hypselodoris kanga
Family Chromodorididae
updated May 2020
Where seen? This small colourful nudibranchs is sometimes seen on our Northern shores. On coral rubble and rocky shores with sponges and encrusting animals.

Features: 2-3cm. Body long, narrow with a long tail. A bluish background with short dark blue lines and yellow or orange spots. Large flower-like gills on the back and large rhinophores (relative to the body size). The gills have a triangular cross-section edged in blue with a series of yellow spots up the outer face. See also Dr Bill Rudman's comments on this nudibranch.

Chek Jawa, Jul 02

Kanga hypselodoris nudibranchs on Singapore shores
On wildsingapore flickr

Other sightings on Singapore shores


Pasir Ris Park, Jan 21
Photo by Jianlin LIu on facebook.

Pulau Ubin, Jun 21
Photo shared by Toh Chay Hoon on facebook.
 


Changi, Jun 20
Photo shared by Jianlin Liu on facebook.

Mating?
Changi Loyang, May 21
Photo shared by Jianlin Liu on facebook.
 


Chek Jawa, Aug 20
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on facebook.

Chek Jawa, Jul 13
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on flickr.


Pulau Sekudu, Jul 20
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on facebook.

Pulau Sekudu, Jul 09
Photo shared by Marcus Ng on his blog.


Beting Bronok, May 09
Photo shared by Toh Chay Hoon on flickr
 


Beting Bronok, Jun 18
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on facebook.

Beting Bronok, Jun 14
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on flickr.


Beting Bronok, Jun 17
Photo shared by Marcus Ng on flickr.
 


East Coast Park, Jun 13
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on flickr.

East Coast Park, Jul 14
Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on flickr.

Links
References
  • Tan Siong Kiat and Henrietta P. M. Woo, 2010 Preliminary Checklist of The Molluscs of Singapore (pdf), Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, National University of Singapore.
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