Sealife guideThe blue tunicateRhopalaea fusca
Taxonomy
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Red sea-squirt
(Halocynthia papillosa)

Ink spot sea squirt
(Polycarpa aurata)

Glassy tunicate
(Ascidia paratropa)

Light bulb sea squirt
(Clavelina lepadiformis)

Bluestriped light bulb tunicate
(Clavelina dellavallei)

Painted tunicate
(Clavelina picta)

Tall urn ascidian
(Didemnum molle)

Giant salp
(Salpa maxima)
The marine species from Indo-Pacific

Bicolor angelfish
(Centropyge bicolor)

Bigeye trevally
(Caranx sexfasciatus)

Brownbanded bamboo shark
(Chiloscyllium punctatum)

Copperbanded butterfly
(Chelmon rostratus)

Lemonpeel angelfish
(Centropyge flavissima)

Pearl-scaled angelfish
(Centropyge vrolikii)

Persian carpet flatworm
(Pseudobiceros bedfordi)

Thornback cowfish
(Lactoria fornasini)
Les destinations de plongée

A stop in Barcelona

A visit to the Getty Center

A walk down Ocean Drive

Aquatica water park
Dive centers

'Les Ilets' dive center

Noa dive center

Sea Dwellers Dive Center
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Poisson ange à tête bleue
(Pomacanthus xanthometopon)