Atlantic ancula

Atlantic anculaIt grows up to 15 mm long and is white. Long papillae near the oral tentacles and around the rhinophores distinguish it from other dorid nudibranchs. It occurs at 5–10 m and feeds on bush-like bryozoans.What does it look like?Body size is up to 15 mm and color is white. It is distinguished from other dorid nudibranchs by long papillae near the oral tentacles and around the rhinophores.Where is it found?It grows up to 15 mm long and is white. Long papillae near the oral tentacles and around the rhinophores distinguish it from other dorid nudibranchs. It occurs at 5–10 m and feeds on bush-like bryozoans.It occurs at 5–10 m depth and feeds on bush-like bryozoans.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.