Northern Leopard Dorid

Northern Leopard DoridIt has a creamy-yellowish body with large dark-brown spots and many fine papillae on the back. It occurs at 1–30 m and feeds on the sponges Adocia cinerea and Haliclona permolis.What does it look like?Creamy-yellowish body color with large dark-brown spots. The notum is covered with numerous fine caryophyllidia.Where is it found?It has a creamy-yellowish body with large dark-brown spots and many fine papillae on the back. It occurs at 1–30 m and feeds on the sponges Adocia cinerea and Haliclona permolis.It occurs at 1–30 m depth and feeds on the sponges Adocia cinerea and Haliclona permolis.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.