Favorinus tsuruganus © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com
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Current scientific name Favorinus tsuruganus
Order Nudibranchia - Cladobranchia
Type Aeolidina (Aeolid)
ID confidence Confirmed
Genus Favorinus
Species tsuruganus
Average size 30 mm
Colours white, black, yellow, orange, brown
Pattern Spots
Body shape Elongate
Rhinophores Ornate/Complex
Gills Cerata Geographic Distribution Indian and western Pacific oceans.
Identification Body white but looks orange due to the large number of cerata. The orange cerata have a black tip. The brown rhinophores have three collar-like swellings. The oral tentacles are white.
Behaviour / Habitat Feeds on the eggs of other sea slugs.
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Location seen Anilao, Philippines
Date seen 2026-01-31 © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com
Location seen Lembeh, Indonesia
Date seen 2025-09-15 This is a juvenile © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com Juvenile. © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com Juvenile. © Di Syrett / MacroDivers.com About our records All sightings and photographs on this page are from our own dives. Locations shown are places where we have personally recorded this species. About MacroDivers .