Georgina Jones (CC-BY-SA), Cape Town
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Ceratosoma ingozi Gosliner, 1996
Ceratosoma ingozi, commonly known as the inkspot nudibranch, is probably endemic around the southern African coast from the Cape Peninsula to Port Elizabeth.
The mantle with a smooth skin and bluish-edged purple spots. Gills and rhinophores creamy in colour. Its body colour varies from a creamy yellow through pinks to purples.The large egg ribbon is yellow-orange in colour.
The inkspot nudibranch feeds exclusively on sponges.
Ceratosoma ingozi, commonly known as the inkspot nudibranch, is probably endemic around the southern African coast from the Cape Peninsula to Port Elizabeth.
The mantle with a smooth skin and bluish-edged purple spots. Gills and rhinophores creamy in colour. Its body colour varies from a creamy yellow through pinks to purples.The large egg ribbon is yellow-orange in colour.
The inkspot nudibranch feeds exclusively on sponges.
