Dolabrifera brazieri G. B. Sowerby II 1870

Rock pool 3 sea hares spotted in a line mating, just before photos taken

Rock pool 3 sea hares spotted in a line mating, just before photos taken

Rock pool 3 sea hares spotted in a line mating, just before photos taken

I think this is what this is. Found in the low intertidal zone.

I think this is what this is. Found in the low intertidal zone.

I think this is what this is. Found in the low intertidal zone.

I think this is what this is. Found in the low intertidal zone on a low low tide.

Living in a tidal gut in the low intertidal zone. I think this is which species it is.

Living in a tidal gut in the low intertidal zone. I think this is which species it is.

Living in a tidal gut in the low intertidal zone. I think this is which species it is.

I think that this is Dolabrifera dolabrifera and not D.brazieri because of the more pink colour than the nearly all green one that I found and was D.brazieri. The posterior half of the animal is usually broad and rounded gradually narrowing anteriorly to the head. from http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/doladola Although I am sure that @clinton will kindly correct me if I am wrong! *LOL*

I think that this is Dolabrifera dolabrifera and not D.brazieri because of the more pink colour than the nearly all green one that I found and was D.brazieri. The posterior half of the animal is usually broad and rounded gradually narrowing anteriorly to the head. from http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/doladola Although I am sure that @clinton will kindly correct me if I am wrong! *LOL*

I think that this is Dolabrifera dolabrifera and not D.brazieri because of the more pink colour than the nearly all green one that I found and was D.brazieri. The posterior half of the animal is usually broad and rounded gradually narrowing anteriorly to the head. from http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/doladola Although I am sure that @clinton will kindly correct me if I am wrong! *LOL*

I think that this is Dolabrifera dolabrifera and not D.brazieri because of the more pink colour than the nearly all green one that I found and was D.brazieri. The posterior half of the animal is usually broad and rounded gradually narrowing anteriorly to the head. from http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/doladola Although I am sure that @clinton will kindly correct me if I am wrong! *LOL*

I think this is Dolabrifera brazieri becasue it matches the colour markings of the other ones I have found. Located under a rock in the low intertidal zone.

I think this is Dolabrifera brazieri becasue it matches the colour markings of the other ones I have found. Located under a rock in the low intertidal zone.

I think this is Dolabrifera brazieri becasue it matches the colour markings of the other ones I have found. Located under a rock in the low intertidal zone.

Not sure if this is Dolabrifera brazieri or another species in the Dolabrifera whanau as the mainly orange and brown colouring in this one I have not seen before in Dolabrifera brazieri. Lurking in the low intertidal zone.

Not sure if this is Dolabrifera brazieri or another species in the Dolabrifera whanau as the mainly orange and brown colouring in this one I have not seen before in Dolabrifera brazieri. Lurking in the low intertidal zone.

Not sure if this is Dolabrifera brazieri or another species in the Dolabrifera whanau as the mainly orange and brown colouring in this one I have not seen before in Dolabrifera brazieri. Lurking in the low intertidal zone.

Not sure if this is Dolabrifera brazieri or another species in the Dolabrifera whanau as the mainly orange and brown colouring in this one I have not seen before in Dolabrifera brazieri. Lurking in the low intertidal zone.

Lurking in a tidal gut, shallow intertidal zone.