Rim-backed Nudibranch

Rim-backed NudibranchIt has a grey to greenish-grey background with many pale tubercles. Its rhinophores are lamellate, and larger whitish tubercles lie behind the gills. It grows up to 15 mm, occurs at 5–20 m, and feeds on encrusting bryozoans.What does it look like?Background color grey or greenish-grey with numerous light tubercles. Rhinophores lamellated, larger whitish tubercles behind the gills. Size up to 15 mm.Where is it found?It has a grey to greenish-grey background with many pale tubercles. Its rhinophores are lamellate, and larger whitish tubercles lie behind the gills. It grows up to 15 mm, occurs at 5–20 m, and feeds on encrusting bryozoans.It occurs at 5–20 m depth and feeds on encrusting bryozoans.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.