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Discussion

Jennyncmg wrote:

6 Mar 2025

I didn't think the underside of the arms were orange enough to be O tetricus but maybe they are more variable

Octopus tetricus

Jennyncmg wrote:

31 Jul 2020

It is the egg jelly of one of the Polinices sand or moon snails. At least a couple of local species lay their eggs in these kidney shaped jellies. You can see the tiny eggs as specks inside the jelly.

Unidentified Jellyfish or Hydroid

FionaG wrote:

21 Jun 2020

Thanks Steph. I admit to rarely seeing them, compared to other things, but I had just finished saying this to my husband when this one moved. Clearly I need to sharpen my eyes, LOL.

Octopus tetricus

StephH wrote:

21 Jun 2020

Great photos, Fiona. That boardwalk is the best place I know for occy sightings.

Octopus tetricus