Taking Stuff After Stuff @ Pulau Sekudu.....
And by that I meant taking photos not the animals home. :p Cos they belong to their natural habitat!
We paid a visit to this small island just off Chek Jawa this morning. Access to the island has been restricted and a permit is needed to land on it.
And boy, it was a fruitful trip as we saw plenty of stuffs like;
Seastars!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkfz-DDz7v2QU8NuKWkCEWOg9HaqeqMEbJPJHY11FrAdftQSGaVoqipmQZdOhwvPCL-eNFQTXiQsdbsjBuiycGtL3UTKeKYOSVVyAjJX14LMZ-pXXrf96-7WCGjSpRUibVqrnZ/s320/DSC_1877.jpg)
A little Rock Seastar or Crown Seastar
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Various sizes of the Cake Seastar.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVMyNdwImNjPbCxdKpLalaUtw5XgkuPlBwAhM-zgGZwKlB7NX7-QcbqkD4qpQAgrnIx2zBOVBF1tchZt1A2NqVYaDDXVBQ7cFGQ6U-HF1jqSNdv4iN5MXJu8bRznP8LH2vkbZJ/s320/DSC_1906.jpg)
The shore is also littered with plenty of the Sand stars.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBabig7tLG8MO9ganRUm77bByQCXO5kM7WUmfoFFbS94-PRBjc7Iil6LxftW2whA9vLJSSyF-shShCOFhXJjIu7kYWwtkBb1iQG2oG0IGssYmSaBA7nyKY1CmM9a2LP1j4ULvn/s320/DSC_1935.jpg)
Came across a CUTE little Pinkish Scaly Seastar.....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj8XDSR6NON9PIUKXKa0-sJysvKLg3quzh1It5HJOoiR-H0DosG8KF-Jy52S3RDViIwqIDOwLyp53_D5FU25-dqM_hBFCg1eVQgqMdI0eOPDb0XwvYlBPH5YoU8Ewo-vz18COHt/s320/DSC_1936.jpg)
and another slightly bigger one with a different colouration.
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Haha.....in fact they were both found just next to each other!
Besides the Seastars, also saw some of its relatives.....like;
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjdyCBLrrT1CCozWhmm_j9VQVJ9oepLJbywRtYezm6WfHwn72fkav5Gn9ZdDhr3WmTRw6hUIJm8A2PlQ30J184kFLFETfHGIS5e0nhyphenhyphenKPZSd9YMJqGNYwFSCceHnE8LibRYqk5N/s320/DSC_1872.jpg)
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A few recently dead Heart Urchins.....
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and the pink one was slightly bigger than a tennis ball!
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Another kind of Urchin, Pencil Sea Urchin.
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EO found the rare Pink Sand Dollar.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEijmzJ0RrCfTAvZaF-Yvm62844kPEwZ3laF2JSaLmxjQXiAmkzlH_pzpAAXhbiRwxv0UWpooHRfhDgyIdkbYUL2qVq6pUwmhPOsjFCATzpUgYsQYoUgNv4CQGBmFYph0NHOmPTI/s320/DSC_1899.jpg)
Managed to see quite a few Fan shells with their shell open apart filter feeding.
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A couple of the Pinky-red Moon Snail were seen. It has such delicated pattern on its foot!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhWb9Dg6kmRbPJjdGjiQZaV_qMiyaaDK7kv3Fsh22iOn4bTyYfghGlecjjvBT7PJA2AnQPX0a8fsDfM9tAvxnDzB77caHCZhzcOY_97wfx2ZoUsbuE2HvJ-GTOfcbYp4ybyet2v/s320/DSC_1940.jpg)
There were also the Miliaris coweries. Here's two of them.
There were quite a number of Nudibranch sighted too!
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This maybe a Beaded nudibranch (Hoplodoris sp.).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhpF2SBwOQjIMIsQYAbBiCJA-21gPTwax0gDWNpOWngqzozNlx5dJq5-jWu-s8Wji96slmHyLjJMISVgcrMSb5JWoTLMHzqjp68oos8cQq5gorApB2xImGu4cqDKnJjj2XF3BME/s320/DSC_1878.jpg)
This is probably a juvenile Rose nudibranch (Dendrodoris fumata).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMykthv81gCqoCObGRN0n31MfJgQC9LQwUCh_tOZXrnCL1M91YzfONlqJQfy_N5oSHfmCP_Vxm379bRFghlsZw-Y2dWo7LclWjt2YQdqtpiw59VtzJCzpTwP7rnFS0OhRnX_Qm/s320/DSC_1891.jpg)
Looks like a small Asian Cerberilla nudibranch (Cerberilla asamusiensis).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfNZBqAtzSP2p_CYfHZjMGpJ_Tj6uSMeaxcRdScpTWrez1oQbfvLKP3kcDAqVzH5XQnIRWFM0oBNpl3VRz5kzCurEkSB88-qHHrW_KivJtPmBLyCjJu5ZdnsmUB9vL9DexUJFq/s320/DSC_1895.jpg)
A Denison's nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) with its brilliant electric blue spots.
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One tiny black Gymnodoris nudibranch (Gymnodoris sp.).
Besides the nudibranch, there were also other Sea slugs;
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEheRcfGI8DHpRbfGvjCJMzvUp_f5tiN1cPKQffcLP6vlw-C8UOzb1nl5GkkjUuBdJPph9H7glZJatHytMrS3r91z0pwoC1gw_ji4DhCrblYB7e_NVFNqVP5wd5sQW9XBlhYxxFM/s320/DSC_1908.jpg)
This looks like the Geographic Sea hare (Syphonota geographica).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjwv4fSHnsm-fTJY1Bb7fmw06Zi-sYl_y7_gTnQFGEGOv4rYhyphenhyphenG6a9PoY_xa6NS66SmEPuFRyYleYrHSdRg5amDgr6rB3DtX4AdCvNkeSNPe1UqzV6Q_kz5uZg8rSDmjRy6pqUB/s320/DSC_1916.jpg)
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Two kinds of Sap sucking slug. The top one is a Ornate leaf slug (Elysia ornata) whereas I have no idea about the ID of the bottom one.
On the large patches of seaweed, you can see strange creatures such as these.....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTuxnQHAt1Xd8YgNM1DNCWKAdPONCDhJBHhbpCv1chzmZ90OGO1x3CGi6VtT60Ci_5sH_qTObrRrpMLhKFW7QAxFdHnY-nrbPUY4UqFHd88IANdHbk8xb6KApkda2TvSvS63Jx/s320/DSC_1922.jpg)
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but all to0 soon.....
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the sun rises and it was time to leave the island.
We paid a visit to this small island just off Chek Jawa this morning. Access to the island has been restricted and a permit is needed to land on it.
And boy, it was a fruitful trip as we saw plenty of stuffs like;
Seastars!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkfz-DDz7v2QU8NuKWkCEWOg9HaqeqMEbJPJHY11FrAdftQSGaVoqipmQZdOhwvPCL-eNFQTXiQsdbsjBuiycGtL3UTKeKYOSVVyAjJX14LMZ-pXXrf96-7WCGjSpRUibVqrnZ/s320/DSC_1877.jpg)
A little Rock Seastar or Crown Seastar
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiDaYoaG12uix2g47Elc3eRxUWro17j7Ax8JB-nlSsMjiionSrp103nuzS0TwH1ZRxiOJRQMzKnmX0qbKzwqzNJS1_lz_UXz4g1KdN5zd2CpL-3rGUhgRxD23hYtTrhWMhGgDIs/s320/DSC_1923.jpg)
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Various sizes of the Cake Seastar.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVMyNdwImNjPbCxdKpLalaUtw5XgkuPlBwAhM-zgGZwKlB7NX7-QcbqkD4qpQAgrnIx2zBOVBF1tchZt1A2NqVYaDDXVBQ7cFGQ6U-HF1jqSNdv4iN5MXJu8bRznP8LH2vkbZJ/s320/DSC_1906.jpg)
The shore is also littered with plenty of the Sand stars.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBabig7tLG8MO9ganRUm77bByQCXO5kM7WUmfoFFbS94-PRBjc7Iil6LxftW2whA9vLJSSyF-shShCOFhXJjIu7kYWwtkBb1iQG2oG0IGssYmSaBA7nyKY1CmM9a2LP1j4ULvn/s320/DSC_1935.jpg)
Came across a CUTE little Pinkish Scaly Seastar.....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj8XDSR6NON9PIUKXKa0-sJysvKLg3quzh1It5HJOoiR-H0DosG8KF-Jy52S3RDViIwqIDOwLyp53_D5FU25-dqM_hBFCg1eVQgqMdI0eOPDb0XwvYlBPH5YoU8Ewo-vz18COHt/s320/DSC_1936.jpg)
and another slightly bigger one with a different colouration.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkQlyCgYoEhF2qPKGWsthWXMui7laGSOa_D2rbkBNgZh1yvRZ026QegrDqs2bP-IZWmySYRtjQFTNqBmFC4GW5naZlzBx2sodF8A2uRdFYK7NmqcGe6ewbu1CyUDCcyDxDAR3I/s320/DSC_1937.jpg)
Haha.....in fact they were both found just next to each other!
Besides the Seastars, also saw some of its relatives.....like;
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjdyCBLrrT1CCozWhmm_j9VQVJ9oepLJbywRtYezm6WfHwn72fkav5Gn9ZdDhr3WmTRw6hUIJm8A2PlQ30J184kFLFETfHGIS5e0nhyphenhyphenKPZSd9YMJqGNYwFSCceHnE8LibRYqk5N/s320/DSC_1872.jpg)
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A few recently dead Heart Urchins.....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXRAooGJdGN-6vse3-rhn6-dDPw5rOF4gAPVgV2rmnshXFZzLarTKiINhgu4hnFRADSTamy3rG8n2i2Shhq0zGNVGtl70WN7l3_kg3P-ojIGDUilnONV87K4OXSFfrx0QMeIxA/s320/DSC_1945.jpg)
and the pink one was slightly bigger than a tennis ball!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg0BNskfFGRx3s66gSa7ICWrqJjSRdUvNjb5m58Mgx3AYCaPE6SFX22J8rA1nnMkji9zs_Tb6_0jDVt0PaaFoJNXInA5wKS8G-xiUT6MKHtTpKZbhMtVC11QKkodLGID_02GEhv/s320/DSC_1910.jpg)
Another kind of Urchin, Pencil Sea Urchin.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9MQdHaFqBFjrkGcVvKyYpKNRkA8pwjw4MD0R2o0r8BGUd8HcPdu5nULrlB03HjarCCGBDUNP7K214tSz94qNLPyPTAL7j5v25TKWdume-IrkWzXlauGryvbTjVbdJ6E1Bt3s6/s320/DSC_1911.jpg)
EO found the rare Pink Sand Dollar.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEijmzJ0RrCfTAvZaF-Yvm62844kPEwZ3laF2JSaLmxjQXiAmkzlH_pzpAAXhbiRwxv0UWpooHRfhDgyIdkbYUL2qVq6pUwmhPOsjFCATzpUgYsQYoUgNv4CQGBmFYph0NHOmPTI/s320/DSC_1899.jpg)
Managed to see quite a few Fan shells with their shell open apart filter feeding.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQm08HE5hRwUSTi3N4GzqBXA6m84Ch0V9DYrG9wFg-6eEPtyHDAt8s39l3WKhhieIJq32e9HoWDJYwelL6RQ65ud0HOUWF56HRlFOWm77diGKmr6VIYuGdm_JtYQEjfCQC7t-i/s320/DSC_1905.jpg)
A couple of the Pinky-red Moon Snail were seen. It has such delicated pattern on its foot!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhWb9Dg6kmRbPJjdGjiQZaV_qMiyaaDK7kv3Fsh22iOn4bTyYfghGlecjjvBT7PJA2AnQPX0a8fsDfM9tAvxnDzB77caHCZhzcOY_97wfx2ZoUsbuE2HvJ-GTOfcbYp4ybyet2v/s320/DSC_1940.jpg)
There were also the Miliaris coweries. Here's two of them.
There were quite a number of Nudibranch sighted too!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtp8hrzgxWOHjLTgaqUNN3cbICpvSUKUBwDoXFu3ufYbR65e5MK55v1KEfVOGQpeJMOuD2tfl3y4RLd_Z0UnWIEDL4JFxlTM16QUbsazZnaxGUunv8VB3LL3ckEoPuEqozf_f_/s320/DSC_1875.jpg)
This maybe a Beaded nudibranch (Hoplodoris sp.).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhpF2SBwOQjIMIsQYAbBiCJA-21gPTwax0gDWNpOWngqzozNlx5dJq5-jWu-s8Wji96slmHyLjJMISVgcrMSb5JWoTLMHzqjp68oos8cQq5gorApB2xImGu4cqDKnJjj2XF3BME/s320/DSC_1878.jpg)
This is probably a juvenile Rose nudibranch (Dendrodoris fumata).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMykthv81gCqoCObGRN0n31MfJgQC9LQwUCh_tOZXrnCL1M91YzfONlqJQfy_N5oSHfmCP_Vxm379bRFghlsZw-Y2dWo7LclWjt2YQdqtpiw59VtzJCzpTwP7rnFS0OhRnX_Qm/s320/DSC_1891.jpg)
Looks like a small Asian Cerberilla nudibranch (Cerberilla asamusiensis).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfNZBqAtzSP2p_CYfHZjMGpJ_Tj6uSMeaxcRdScpTWrez1oQbfvLKP3kcDAqVzH5XQnIRWFM0oBNpl3VRz5kzCurEkSB88-qHHrW_KivJtPmBLyCjJu5ZdnsmUB9vL9DexUJFq/s320/DSC_1895.jpg)
A Denison's nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) with its brilliant electric blue spots.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhwB3TqCl5hqrpsp7uqZ6qzGkvSeyQ2bhSa20s0GEkKG6y0xD_JpfYkkUevcUzY1fb0NLu2ZDNesKDaZLohiaBoSJV4oviZb1h7026nSwG15v0RNbNstDOdD83xMhSJYD5MfKxp/s320/DSC_1897.jpg)
One tiny black Gymnodoris nudibranch (Gymnodoris sp.).
Besides the nudibranch, there were also other Sea slugs;
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEheRcfGI8DHpRbfGvjCJMzvUp_f5tiN1cPKQffcLP6vlw-C8UOzb1nl5GkkjUuBdJPph9H7glZJatHytMrS3r91z0pwoC1gw_ji4DhCrblYB7e_NVFNqVP5wd5sQW9XBlhYxxFM/s320/DSC_1908.jpg)
This looks like the Geographic Sea hare (Syphonota geographica).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjwv4fSHnsm-fTJY1Bb7fmw06Zi-sYl_y7_gTnQFGEGOv4rYhyphenhyphenG6a9PoY_xa6NS66SmEPuFRyYleYrHSdRg5amDgr6rB3DtX4AdCvNkeSNPe1UqzV6Q_kz5uZg8rSDmjRy6pqUB/s320/DSC_1916.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEilz8eMiql_TAuIpEmk0j5JkszlE4I6dsOLo6n80lptn9YAuwSkzaV8G9jXzlwmyfQSXxgUmedtRcGSrJXe_Y_9hZHfFnRtTGpjDSC0lqoKnjzBX8TwzgGvnbRs_TZUuZxe8KGk/s320/DSC_1918.jpg)
Two kinds of Sap sucking slug. The top one is a Ornate leaf slug (Elysia ornata) whereas I have no idea about the ID of the bottom one.
On the large patches of seaweed, you can see strange creatures such as these.....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTuxnQHAt1Xd8YgNM1DNCWKAdPONCDhJBHhbpCv1chzmZ90OGO1x3CGi6VtT60Ci_5sH_qTObrRrpMLhKFW7QAxFdHnY-nrbPUY4UqFHd88IANdHbk8xb6KApkda2TvSvS63Jx/s320/DSC_1922.jpg)
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but all to0 soon.....
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the sun rises and it was time to leave the island.