Pseudocolochirus Stock Photos and Images
RMB60F86–Sea Apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus), Komodo National Park, World Heritage Site, Komodo, Indonesia, Southeast Asia
RMBCHCTT–Apple Sea Cucumber Pseudocolochirus violaceus Komodo National Park Lesser Sunda Islands Indo Pacific Indonesia
RMF19HE1–PX520266-D. Red Sea Apple sea cucumber (Pseudocolochirus tricolor). Indonesia, tropical Pacific Ocean. Photo Copyright © Brandon
RFFPR684–A colorful sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) clings to a reef in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. This beautiful area harbo
RM2AADGPT–Sea cucumber / Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) Rinca, Komodo National Park, Indonesia.
RME45TJA–Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus), a sea cucumber, feeds by filtering the water column with its tentacular crown, successively bringing each arm into its mouth to deliver food particles. Komodo National Park, Indonesia.
RMKA216W–Australian Sea Apple or Sea Cucumber (Pseudocolochirus sp., Paracucumaria). Reefworld Aquarium, Hervey Bay, Queensland, QLD, Australia
RMD2GAPE–Australian Sea Apple, Sea Cucumber, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Cucumariidae, Dendrochirotida, Echinodermata. Australia.
RFHH2F7Y–Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus), a sea cucumber, feeds by filtering the water column with its tentacular crown, successively bringing each arm
RMBH9DAA–Sea Apple. Pseudocolochirus Violaceus. Underwater in the Komodo National Park. Indonesia. Asia.
RMB60F8B–Sea Apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) and Ascidiacea (Ascidiae, Ascidiacea), Komodo National Park, World Heritage Site, Komodo
RMBCHD04–Apple Sea Cucumber with withdrawn Tentacle Pseudocolochirus violaceus Komodo National Park Lesser Sunda Islands Indonesia
RMF19HE6–PX520329-D. Red Sea Apple sea cucumber (Pseudocolochirus tricolor), feeding tentacles. Indonesia, tropical Pacific Ocean. Photo
RM2BNJB5K–Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) on coral reef. It feeds by filtering the water column with its tentacular crown, successively bringing each ar
RFFPR689–A colorful sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) clings to a reef in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. This beautiful area harbo
RFD2HA5M–Australian Sea Apple, Type of Sea Cucumber, Pseudocolochirus axiologus, Cucumariidae, Dendrochirotida, Echinodermata. Australia.
RM2RGNJBK–Violet Sea Cucumber, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Baleh Slope dive site, Gili Mota Island, between Rinca and Flores islands, Komodo National Park, Indo
RMBH9A6M–Sea Apple. Pseudocolochirus Violaceus. Underwater in the Komodo National Park. Indonesia. Asia.
RMB60F94–Sea Apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) sucking plankton off a tentacle, Komodo National Park, World Heritage Site, Komodo
RMBCHCYY–Apple Sea Cucumber with withdrawn Tentacle Pseudocolochirus violaceus Komodo National Park Lesser Sunda Islands Indonesia
RMB67M6M–Apple Sea Cucumber Pseudocolochirus violaceus Alor Lesser Sunda Islands Indo Pacific Indonesia
RMA4NC56–nm0111 D SEA APPLE SEA CUCUMBER Pseudocolochirus violaceus Indonesia Indo Pacific Ocean Copyright Brandon Cole
RMMFF32N–Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus). Also known as Violet Sea Cucumber. Dist. Eastern Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific Ocean including Australi
RMBGNFY6–Sea Apple. Pseudocolochirus violaceus. Underwater marine life. Flores Sea. Komodo. Indonesia.
RMMFG83X–Detail of Apple sea cucumber, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Komodo archipelago islands, Komodo National Park, Indonesia, Pacific Ocean Date: 23.07.08
RM2BG470M–A colorful Sea apple, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, uses its tentacles to catch plankton in the currents of Komodo National Park in Indonesia.
RFM5FD8P–The colour and shape of this holothurian (Pseudocolochirus violaceus: 10 cms.) has led to its common name of sea apple. As with starfish and sea urchins, it travels slowly on the substrate by means of its many hydraulically operated tube feet. To move more swiftly - for example if threatened - it can double its size by taking in sea water and then launching itself into the current. It feeds at night on microplankton, using tentacles around its central mouth to capture its prey. This individual was resting during the day, with its tentacles tucked into its central area. Rinca island, Indonesia.
RM2AKEN08–Sea apple, eating, using arm to transfer food into mouth. Ninepin Group or Kwo Chau Islands, Sai Kung District of Hong Kong, China
RF2N0CAE7–Sea apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) eating from the fish tank glass with blurred background
RM2R62PJ6–Sea Apple Cucumber, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Three Sisters dive site, Padar Island, Komodo National Park, Indonesia
RM2RXY5N8–Pacific Sea Apple (Pseudocolochirus violaceus), Komodo National Park, Indonesia, echinoderms
RMA4NC5A–nm0143 D GOBY ON SEA APPLE SEA CUCUMBER Indonesia Indo Pacific Ocean Copyright Brandon Cole
RMMFG83W–Detail of Apple sea cucumber, Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Komodo archipelago islands, Komodo National Park, Indonesia, Pacific Ocean Date: 23.07.08
RFM5FD9B–The red colouring, round shape and size of this holothurian (Pseudocolochirus violaceus: 10 cms.) has resulted in its common name of sea apple. As with starfish and sea urchins, this species moves slowly on the substrate by means of its many hydraulically operated tube feet. To move more swiftly - for example if threatened - it has the ability to double its size by taking in sea water and then launch itself into the current. It feeds on microplankton, usually at night, using white tentacles around its central mouth to capture its prey. Photographed at dusk in Horseshoe Bay, Rinca, Indonesia.
RMAXHXXC–THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF A SEA APPLE A TYPE OF SEA CUCUMBER PSEUDOCOLOCHIRUS VIOLACEUS KOMODO ISLAND INDONESIA
RMDMDWWB–Indo-pacific Sea cucumber (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) feeding plancton by its expanded tentacles
RMDMDWAY–Tropical Holothurian or Sea Cucumber (Pseudocolochirus violaceus) emitting cuvierian tubules from the anus.
Search Results for Pseudocolochirus Stock Photos and Images (89)
Page 1 of 1