Dark blue body with white patches, yellow and black spots. Rhinophores and gills are white and red at the tips. Both are retractable.
General Notes
Hypselodoris infucata and roo are closely related and often mistaken. The best way to tell them apart is by looking at the gills. Infucata's gills are rounded stalks and roo has triangular ones with distinct corners.
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