Aegires ortizi | Animalz

Aegires ortiziThe body is elongated, with large tubercles that may be cone-shaped or have flattened, mushroom-like tops. The gill forms a semicircle at the rear of the back; the body is usually mottled white and may have brown spots. One specimen was found on cyanobacteria growing over coral rubble and patches of sand.What does it look like?The body is elongated, with large tubercles that may be cone-shaped or have flattened, mushroom-like tops. The gill forms a semicircle at the rear of the back; the body is usually mottled white and may have brown spots.Where is it found and how does it live?The body is elongated, with large tubercles that may be cone-shaped or have flattened, mushroom-like tops. The gill forms a semicircle at the rear of the back; the body is usually mottled white and may have brown spots. One specimen was found on cyanobacteria growing over coral rubble and patches of sand.One specimen was found on cyanobacteria growing over coral rubble and patches of sand.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.