Purple-spotted
yellow flatworm
Pseudoceros laingensis
Family
Pseudocerotidae
updated
Oct 08
Where
seen? This delightfully spotted flatworm is sometimes seen
on our Northern shores, among coral rubble. It seems to be seasonally
common, with many of worms seen on one visit, and none later on. It
is more active at night.
Features: 4-6cm long. Pale yellow
body with scattered purple spots. Some have very few spots on the
body, in others, there are portions with spots and portions without.
Along the body edge are purple spots close to one another. The margins
are not usually highly ruffled. It has a pair of small pseudotentacles
at the front made up of folded edges of the body.
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Chek Jawa, Jun 05

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Stretching out to try to reach a rock.
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Changi, May 09 |
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Purple-spotted
yellow flatworms on Singapore shores

Chek Jawa, Jul 02
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Chek Jawa, May 03
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Changi, Jun 05
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Beting Bronok, Jul 05
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Beting Bronok, Jun 03
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Beting Bronok, Aug 05
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Pulau Semakau, May 08
Photo shared by Tan Sijie on his
blog.
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