There are many different nudibranchs in tropical seas. (Monthly calendar, 14 pages)

I captured these pictures in the warm waters of the Indonesian island of Bali. I am always amazed at how beautifully colorful the underwater world is there and how many different nudibranchs there are.

You can see a small selection in this calendar. Dive in and experience a new picture of the colorful nudibranchs every month.

Sincerely, Bianca Schumann

High-quality wall calendar with 12 beautiful images. We care about the environment. That's why we avoid overproduction and thus significant amounts of waste as we produce our calendars via print-on-demand in the markets we operate in. This means we can keep our transport routes short and ensure climate-conscious logistical processes

14 Pages Consisting of 1 Cover | 12 Months | 1 Index Page

This calendar was re-released this year with the same images and new dates.

Illustrations:
January: Goniobranchus reticulatus - Reticulated Chromodoris
February: Elysia marginata - Dark-margined Sapsucking Slug
March: Goniobranchus alius - Goniobranchus Nudibranch
April: Thecacera pacifica - Pacific Thecacera, Pikachu Nudibranch
May: Hypselodoris tryoni - Tryon's Risbecia, Tryon's Hypselodoris
June: Phyllodesmium briareum - Yellow-Tipped Phyllodesmium
July: Gymnodoris striata - Striped Gymnodoris
August: Glossodoris cincta - Girdled Glossodoris
September: Hexabranchus sanguineus, juvenile - Spanish Dancer, juvenile
October: Plakobranchus papua - Sap-sucking Slug
November: Chromodoris annae - Anna's Chromodoris
December: Halgerda batangas - Batangas Halgerda

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