TARP is host to an array of Nudibranchs, most obviously from the family Phyllidiidae. This one was photographed by me at Hanging Gardens off Gaya Island on 10th February 2008.
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Unofficial updates about Tunku Abdul Rahman marine Park (T.A.R.P.), off Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo
Local News
- 06/18 Weak Marine Enforcement
- 06/14 Sabah Changing Plastic Bags
- 06/13 KK Market A Major Polluter
- 05/07 KK Plastic Bag Ban?
- 04/28 M'sian Fish Species: 80 AWOL
- 03/14 More Whale sharks
- 03/05 Love your drain
- 02/25 Whale sharks again
- 02/15 Mayor: "No reclamation"
- 02/03 Potential Bleaching Predicted
- 01/21 Dolphin Superpod in TARP
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Blog Archive
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- 273 fish species in TARP: illustrated on-line
- Sabah Society Invitation
- Nice fish. Shame about the eggs
- TARP Fish Identification Parade
- Covert Ops may be used against fish bombing
- Undescribed Goby species seen in TARP
- Picture catalogue of TARP fish species on its way
- Nudibranch number one
- Harlequin Ghost Pipefish off Sapi
- The Whale sharks came back
- Gaya Island's Proboscis Monkey Surprise
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TARP Creature Guides & Links
- TARP Sinking Fish Album (Full set of IDs for fishes which are negatively buoyant optimised for Cooliris add-on)
- TARP Swimming Fish Album (Full set of IDs for fishes which are neutrally buoyant optimised for Cooliris add-on)
- TARP Fish Checklist (Collaborative)
- TARP Fish Checklist (Personal)
- Creature Identification links
TARP Issues
News Archives
- Ditch Townsend
- Passionate about SCUBA diving & snorkelling in KK's nearby marine park; hoping that this blog can contribute to reef conservation.
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