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Jul 05

Can anyone ID this?

Animals, EcoDive Volunteer Opportunities, Marine Life Add comments

Mollusc to identify

Several of these tiny molluscs were spotted in shallow water on returning from an Eco Dive on the Costa Brava. After searching various seaslug website they remain unidentified. 

Description:  2-3 cms long with an opaque, white body through which the innards can be seen as a dark mass. A definite external shell and black-tipped antennae.

Please post any suggestions as to the species. Thanks.

One Response to “Can anyone ID this?”

  1. Gay Says:
    July 5th, 2010 at 16:10

    Please help me to identify this mollusc.

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