Brown and orange body with speckles with rounded blunt rear end. Rhinophores club-shaped, lamellae with a pointed tip. There are also small oral tentacles present. Gills branched and compact. Neither are retractable.
Behaviour / Habitat
Normally found in deep (up to 200m) water.
General Notes
Trapania reticulata has a similar body shape and colouration - but is found in Australia.
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.