Broadstriped Flatworm
Pseudoceros paralaticlavus
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Pseudoceros paralaticlavus is a species of flatworms.
Description
Central band is about 1/4 to 1/3 animal's width when crawling. Background colour is black with a wide cream-white median stripe. Pigment, when present, is confined to central band and light orange-brown in hue. Pigmented mucus shed in relatively large, random patches. Marginal band is wide white. There is a continuous marginal yellow line. It has a lighter line in middle of central band usually (but not always). Elongated body is 7 mm long and 3 mm wide.
Distribution
Indo West Pacifique including Reunion Island and South Africa.
Habitat
Found on the reef crest under rubble, feeding on yellow colonial ascidians.
Colors
white
black
brown
yellow
orange
Habitat and Environment
Benthic
Coral reef
Social Behaviour
Solitary
Similar Species
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Broadstriped Flatworm dangerous?
Broadstriped Flatworm has no known danger to humans. However, always observe marine life responsibly.
Where can you find Broadstriped Flatworm?
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