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Species profile

Crested Nembrotha

Nembrotha cristata

Identified using .

26
Media items
Photos and videos
15
Dives
Distinct encounters
5
Locations
1 trip
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Archive ecology

Conditions where we found it

SNAP observations, not the species’ full biological range.

Depth evidence
8.7–23.0m
Median 19.9m · n=8
Water temperature
26.0–28.0°C
Median 27.0°C · n=26

Depth basis: 0 recorded, 8 profile-estimated, 18 contextual.

Consistent water window

26 observations with dive temperature sit within 26.0–28.0°C.

Recent encounters trend shallower

The recent-half median is 7.9m shallower than the earlier-half median. This is an archive pattern, not a population conclusion.

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Repeatable archive pattern · 26 observations / 15 dives

Observed depth distributionmiddle 50%: 12.9–21.9m
5–10m10–15m15–20m20–25m

Calendar-quarter observations

Apr–Jun17
Jul–Sep9

Camera-clock comparison

Morning · 3Night · 21
  • • These distributions describe photographs in SNAP, not a species’ complete biological range.
  • • Depth distributions use recorded or capture-time profile estimates; dive-average and maximum context is excluded.
  • • Time-of-day groups use the camera clock and are not corrected for sunrise, sunset, or timezone.
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Field notes

Encounter profile

Identified using .

Nembrotha cristata - Nembrotha are often vividly colored with green, blue, black, or red. They have distinctive external gills on their backs.

Archive selection

Representative encounters

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Archive

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26 media items

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