Antilles glass-slug

Antilles glass-slugThis slug has a broad oval body and large, translucent cerata with white spots. It feeds on green algae in the genus Penicillus and may shed its cerata when disturbed.What does it look like?The body is broad and oval, with eyes behind the bases of the rhinophores. The translucent body shows the viscera, and the broad, inflated cerata are scattered with white spots.Where has it been found?This slug has a broad oval body and large, translucent cerata with white spots. It feeds on green algae in the genus Penicillus and may shed its cerata when disturbed.It feeds on green algae in the genus Penicillus. It may shed its cerata when disturbed.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.