Caribbean Spanish Dancer

Caribbean Spanish DancerThe body is oval to elongated, with small cone-shaped bumps on the back. Its sensory feelers are club-shaped, and the large gill has many branches. The back is reddish with mottled white and yellow patches. It occurs under rocks or coral rubble, mainly on living reefs. When disturbed, it spreads the edge of its body to reveal bright white areas, then swims by contracting its body and its edge.What does it look like?The body is oval to elongated, with small cone-shaped bumps on the back. Its sensory feelers are club-shaped, and the large gill has many branches. The back is reddish with mottled white and yellow patches.Where is it found and how does it live?The body is oval to elongated, with small cone-shaped bumps on the back. Its sensory feelers are club-shaped, and the large gill has many branches. The back is reddish with mottled white and yellow patches. It occurs under rocks or coral rubble, mainly on living reefs. When disturbed, it spreads the edge of its body to reveal bright white areas, then swims by contracting its body and its edge.It occurs under rocks or coral rubble, mainly on living reefs. When disturbed, it spreads the edge of its body to reveal bright white areas, then swims by contracting its body and its edge.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.