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INDO-PACIFIC Coral Reef
sea squirts & salps

The 'vertebrates' that look like invertebrates across the Indo-Pacific tropical coral reefs...

Phylum Chordata

Class Ascidiacea

Order Stolidobranchia

Family Styelidae

Polycarpa aurata. 'Gilded/Oxheart/Goldmouth/Ink Spot/ Yellow & Purple Ascidian/Sea Squirt'. One of the most obvious and commonly seen sea squirts on coral reefs (Rajah Ampat, Indonesia).

Order/Sub-order Aplousobranchia

Family Didemnidae

Didemnum molle, 'Green Sea Squirt' (Pink Beach, Indonesia). A commonly seen sea squirt on coral reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific. It appears soft and squishy and swishes around in reaction to water movements. Another common sea squirt thay look similar is called Atriolum robustum. Or maybe I have these the wrong way around?

Class Thaliacea, 'Salps'

Family Salpidae

A salp chain, (Panagsama, Philippines).

Updates
Well it looks like my first trip after the virus will be the Great Barrier Reef (where I started!) with Coral Expeditions.....I hope. If you can't go travelling until everything settles down, then until then, here I am doing online guided walks for Noble Caledonia and online lectures for Silversea.