r/nudibranch

I received a happy email this morning from a customer letting me know that the 17 glass nudibranchs I had carefully packed and shipped to the U.S. arrived safely.
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I had been worried about their safe arrival ever since I sent them off, so this news has put me in a great mood to start the day. 😊
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I had expected the process to take over a month, but since I shipped them to the forwarding service's warehouse on September 28th and they arrived yesterday, it actually took only about 10 days. 😲
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He plans to give these nudibranchs as gifts to his fellow divers.
He wrote, "Everyone is sure to love them," and I feel truly honored.

Here is a nice little J. pardus from a local SoCal dive on Saturday. Warmest water in more than 20 years. This guy locally is quite rare but here he was.

What‘s the most amazing/confusing/beautiful nudibranch you’ve ever heard about? I need to decide what the final weeks should be.

I made a leaf sheep plushie and crochet pattern recently because they are so fascinating and adorable!

If you are interested in checking it out, it’s available on my Etsy shop in my bio 🫶

I am correcting the name and reposting.
🐚 Creating a humanized seaslug series & illustrated encyclopedia! 🐚