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Phylum Mollusca > Class Gastropoda > sea slugs > Family Onchidiidae
Grey-footed mangrove onch slug
Platyvindex sp.
Family Onchidiidae
updated Jun 09
Where seen? This slug is sometimes seen on mangrove trees trunks and branches on some of our shores.

Features: 2-3cm. Body hard, long or circular, slightly rounded with small bumps arranged in concentric circles. Generally greyish or brown. The underside of the body is grey, it has a narrow foot that has horizontal ridges. Eyes on long thin stalks.

Kranji, Jun 06

Underside



Grey-footed mangrove onch slugs on Singapore shores

Sungei Pandan, Jun 09


Pulau Semakau, Dec 08

Photos shared by Toh Chay Hoon on her flickr.


Lim Chu Kang, May 08

more photos of grey-footed mangrove slugs on Singapore shores
part 1 | part 2


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