Chromodoris quadricolor Pyjama slug
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Current scientific name Chromodoris quadricolor
Common name Pyjama slug
Previous genera Glossodoris
Order Nudibranchia - Doridoidea (Dorids)
Type Cryptobranchia (Cryptobranch dorids)
ID confidence Probable
Genus Chromodoris
Species quadricolor
Average size 45 mm
Colours white, black, blue, yellow
Pattern Edged mantle, Lines
Body shape Oval
Rhinophores Horizontal
Gills External gill plume
Similar species Other Chromodoris species Geographic Distribution Western Indian Ocean and Red Sea.
Identification As the name suggests it has four colours. The mantle skirt is white, yellow, white. The dorsum is blue with black longitudinal lines. The gills and lamellate rhinophores are orange and retractable.
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Location seen Inhambane, Mozambique
Date seen 2025-10-26 © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com