Berghia rissodominguezi

Berghia rissodomingueziThe body is narrow and elongated. The oral tentacles are longer than the rhinophores; cylindrical cerata have rounded tips, and the rear side of the rhinophores is densely papillate. The translucent white body has oblique orange lines; the rhinophores are bright orange with pale tips. It occurs under rocks in the intertidal zone and feeds on anemones.What does it look like?The body is narrow and elongated. The oral tentacles are longer than the rhinophores; cylindrical cerata have rounded tips, and the rear side of the rhinophores is densely papillate. The translucent white body has oblique orange lines; the rhinophores are bright orange with pale tips.Where is it found and how does it live?The body is narrow and elongated. The oral tentacles are longer than the rhinophores; cylindrical cerata have rounded tips, and the rear side of the rhinophores is densely papillate. The translucent white body has oblique orange lines; the rhinophores are bright orange with pale tips. It occurs under rocks in the intertidal zone and feeds on anemones.It occurs under rocks in the intertidal zone and feeds on anemones.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.