Thinspotted Flatworm
Pseudoceros leptostictus
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Pseudoceros leptostictus is a species of flatworms.
Description
Background body colour is creamy white, with orange-brown blotches in the middle and scattered yellow, black and white dots. Marginal band black and yellow at rim, interrupted with numerous transverse lines. The orange-brown blotches often fuse to form one large dark central blotch in the Hawai`i animals. This species varies considerably in appearance within its range.
Distribution
Australia, Hawaii, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Indonesia (Raja Ampat), also Red Sea and Kenya.
Biology
It feeds on sponges, ascidians and detritus.
Colors
white
black
brown
yellow
orange
Habitat and Environment
Benthic
Coral reef
Social Behaviour
Solitary
Similar Species
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Thinspotted Flatworm dangerous?
Thinspotted Flatworm has no known danger to humans. However, always observe marine life responsibly.
Where can you find Thinspotted Flatworm?
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