This was our first Lab Activity for Marine Biology class. This lab took place at San Antonio Beach. It was still new to us of what to do but we found a lot of different and interesting species. One species that was new to the NMC aquarium is a species caught by Joann and I which happens to be a round sea cucumber which looks more like a rock. The scientific name is Holothuna (Thymiosycia) Hilla.
Below is the list of species that we caught:
CB, Harley and Joann; Stenaopus Hispidus (Cleaner shrimp) id; Masahide
CB, Harley and Joann; Echinothrix Calanans (Sea Urchia) id; Harley
CB, Harley and Joann; Synapta Macusatag (Sea Cucumber) id; Harley
CB, Phillip; Neoniphon Sanmara id; Phillip
CB, Victoria, Lynette, Maryann, Frances, Charmaine, Eva, and Justo; Synapta Macusatag (Sea Cucumber); id; Victoria
CB, Phillip; Canthigaster Solandri (Solanders Sharp Nose Puffer) id; Taylor
CB, Joann and Lorna; Asteronotus Cespiposus (Lumpy Asteronotus) id; Joann
CB, Lorna and Joann; Holothuna (Thymiosycia) Hilla (Seacumber) id; Lorna
CB, Kathy; Stichopus Chloronotus (Stichopodide) id; Kathy
CB, Xu Dan and Frances; Brushtail tang zebrasomoscopus
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