Lamellaria latens (O.F. Müller, 1776)*
Tiny lamellaria - Klein glasmuiltje
In fact not a 'real' Nudibranch but a species belonging to the order of the Littorinimorpha.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, L: 16 mm, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen B (left) and A, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen B, L: 11 mm, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen B on its prey
Didemnum vexillum (Compound sea squirt - Druipzakpijp), filled with eggs of specimens A/B, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo of
Didemnum vexillum (Compound sea squirt - Druipzakpijp) filled with eggs of specimens A/B, 20-5-2026.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo specimen A, deceased, 3-6-2026.**
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo of shell of specimen A, L: 10 mm, 3-6-2026.**
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. In vitro photo of shell of specimen A, L: 10 mm, 3-6-2026.**
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. Specimen B.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. Left specimen B, right specimen A.
Neeltje Jans - Getijdenpoel, the Netherlands, 19-5-2026. Middle left specimen A, middle top specimen B.
* The identification of the specimens on this page are confirmed by Ian Smith (28-5-2026).
** To my regret, both specimens died before I could return them to their former location. Remarkable, given the presence of fresh food in the form of Didemnum, to which they had attached themselves. It did, however, give me the opportunity to photograph the shell and the shell inside the animal. The soft part has been sent to Naturalis for DNA-sampling for the ARISE-project.