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It's gonna be tough for anyone to ID for certain without seeing the entire fish......that being said, Turbot's and Sole's have their buggy little eyes on top, Flounders do not. Kim

Unfortunately, no one paid attention to my post except that I didn't bother to notice that the lemon wasn't a lemon, of course I was paying more attention to the little nudi that Robert asked to be id'd which as I stated before is Aeolidia Papillosa. Sorry you've been sitting here still...

Well, I guess I'm kinda late too, but hey what do you expect from a dork.....Hope you had a great day, got everything you wished from it, and found yourself getting wet... Kim

Hi Robert, the white nudi next to your lemon looks a lot like a Papillosa, specifically Aeolidia papillosa.... if you have the original and can email it to me I'll take a closer look. Beautiful Hilton's by the way... Kim

So, what are the conditions there Rick, I'm still completely open this Sunday, then oh lets see next Friday and Sat I don't have plans..... Nick, how about you, you open any of those days, of course given conditions warrant a nice little dive in Laguna?? Come on boys, can't keep a dive...

I'm pretty sure they are all Mission Bay, which frankly is easier. The docks in San Diego Harbor are all scattered all over the place and can be tricky to find.

Nick, for what its worth, the answer to your problem has already been answered. I know that it is risky in your mind right now, but, Rick is one of the most solid buddies I have ever gone diving with. There is no agenda other than taking it in. He is always right there even when I've stopped...

That's the saddest thing I've read in months. John, get this man in the water before he shrivels up and blows away in the wind. Have a great time this weekend. Kim

went out yesterday morning at the shores, vis is still stellar, and with no surf should continue to be so. Are you planning to hit the reefs or canyon from the Marine Room? I was considering a canyon rim dive from there on Sunday. The ambient light with the vis we've been having should be...

The vis at La Jolla shores has been stellar all week, I certainly hope you got a chance to get some diving in while here. Sorry I didn't see this sooner or would have found some time to show you our backyard. Offshore has also been outstanding all week. Hope you got some great diving in...

I love it when you give in and start talking nudi's.... Kim

Yes, Dr. Bill, the topography has changed tremendously, but I don't think the variety or abundance of life has changed. There were a couple months there Jan and Feb, were it was quite noticeable that the topography change had certainly disrupted some of the local denizens living quarters...

Hey Missy, I got a pic for you this morning, I've sent this to verify they are indeed Cumanous Eggs. The description I've been sent of them fits to a T and these are the only eggs out there I had never seen before the Cumanotus arrived. You almost always see them near each other, a lot...

Thanks Missy, thats what I was thinking but you know what happens when we assume. The Cumanotus are difficult to pick out with their coloring and almost always being in the sand in the middle of no where. I only saw one on Saturday, by chance, as I passed an area of their eggs. Kim

Okay, I just gotta know, what on earth are the fakeythonas?? Lion Nudi's, can you make it Friday morning, DP, we'll go find some Lions for ya... Kim

I've had an Atmos 2 and an XR2 both display the ALT to me and not stop, it is bad electronics, and they had to be returned to the manufacturer. It is not your altitude. Kim

I just wanted to share with everyone, our own Divinman has had one of his photos used for Nudi of the Week on the Slug Site http://slugsite.us/bow2007/nudwk569.htm Some of you know we have seen a lot of Cumanotus at La Jolla lately, at first no one was completely sure, so Terry took photos...

Sort of sad when you have to hate others for having a good time, I've personally never seen anything offensive occur at a gathering when children were present, most of the divers that attend these gatherings have families and are very aware and respectful when families are in attendance, but...

Billy, you will take pictures, right? ;)