Costasiella kuroshimae Shaun the Sheep or Little Leaf-Sheep
Costasiella kuroshimae - there are two in this photograph © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com
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Current scientific name Costasiella kuroshimae
Common name Shaun the Sheep or Little Leaf-Sheep
Order Sapsucking slugs (Sacoglossa)
Type N/A
Genus Costasiella
Species kuroshimae
Average size 7 mm
Colours white, black, pink, green
Pattern spots
Body shape Oval
Rhinophores Smooth
Gills Cerata Geographic Distribution Indian and western Pacific oceans.
Identification Tiny slug that from face on looks like a sheep. The white face has two eye spots and the long, smooth black rhinophores look like ears. The cerata are green with spots/blotches and pink on the tips.
Behaviour / Habitat Associated with Avrainvillea.
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Location seen Lembeh, Indonesia
Date seen 2025-09-21 © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com Costasiella kuroshimae - there are two in this photograph © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com