Vayssierea elegans

Vayssierea elegansIt is a small red mollusk with an elongated, smooth body, up to 6 mm long and lacking gills, tentacles, or papillae on the notum. It occurs at 0.1–2 m under rocks or on algae and feeds on Spirorbidae tube worms.What does it look like?Small red-colored mollusk with an elongate, smooth body. Gills, tentacles, and papillae on the notum are absent. Body size up to 6 mm.Where is it found?It is a small red mollusk with an elongated, smooth body, up to 6 mm long and lacking gills, tentacles, or papillae on the notum. It occurs at 0.1–2 m under rocks or on algae and feeds on Spirorbidae tube worms.It occurs at 0.1–2 m under rocks or on algae and feeds on Spirorbidae tube worms.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.