Strawberry
slug
Costasiella sp.*
Family
Costasiellidae/Limapontiidae
updated
Aug 10
Where
seen? This tiny and superbly camouflaged slug is often
found on solitary
fan green seaweeds (Avrainvillea sp.).
Features:
To about
1cm or smaller. Short, soft body with lots of short finger-like projections
that are transparent at the tips and filled with green stuff. One
pair of long rhinophores, no oral tentacles. Many slugs are often
seen on one sea fan, at low tide usually clustered near the base of
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The sea fan seaweeds where
these slugs are found.
Tanah Merah, Oct 09
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Kusu Island, Sep 10
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These slugs are TINY!
Kusu Island, Sep 10
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Strawberry
slugs on Singapore shores

Tanah Merah, Dec 09
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Tanah Merah, Dec 09
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Pulau Hantu, Nov 09
Photo shared by James Koh on his
blog.
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*Species are difficult
to positively identify without close examination.
On this website, they are grouped by external features for convenience of
display.
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