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This species has been observed on Reunion, Mauritius, Mayotte and Madagascar Islands

Order : Polycladida Suborder : Cotylea Superfamily : Pseudocerotoidea Family : Pseudocerotidae Distribution : Indo West Pacific Maximal size : 30 mm Abundance : Species characteristics : Background body colour white with velvet purple to black transverse irregular black bands or patches The white stripe pattern is composed of a longitudinal central stripe with several transverse stipes reaching the edge Marginal band wide, yellow, may be interrupted by white stripes
	Showing species characteristics...	Photo Marina Poddubetskaia Mauritius, "Gaetan Patchers", Pereybère, 16m, 17 October 2002, size : 25-30 mm

Remarks :

Leslie Newman think there's a real confusion between Pseudoceros zebra, P. scintillatus and P. imperatus. It is possible that they all form a single species. DNA studies needed to determine relationship between these " three species"
   For these three species, I separated the classic coloration pattern (according Newman, 2003) from ambiguous and unclassiable pattern, and I pull these under the name Pseudoceros scintillatus colour group

Bibliographic data :

Pseudotentacles simple folds
   Ventral surface rose coloured
   Habitat : Found on the reef slope under rubble
   Etymology : Zebra = zebra; for the striped pattern

References :

Discover life : Pseudoceros zebra

Publications :

Gosliner, T.M., Behrens, D.W. & Williams, G.C. (1996). Coral Reef Animals of the Indo-Pacific . Sea Challengers : Monterey 314 pp.
    Leuckart, F.S. (1828). Atlas zu der Reise im nordlichen Afrika. Neue wirbellose Thiere des rothen Meers. Rüppell, Ed. & Leuckart, F.S. Brönner, Frankfurt a. M. pp. 11 & 15
    Newman, L.J. & Cannon, L.R.G. (2003). Marine Flatworms: the world of Polyclads. CSIRO Publishing : Melbourne 112

Other photos of Pseudoceros zebra :

Alain-Benoît Rassat Madagascar, Nosy bé, 16 m, 4 May 2013, size : 10-12 mm A small specimen with a strange "cross pattern"...

Philibert Bidgrain Mayotte, mtsanga mtiti Sada, less 1 m, 18 Jully 2010, size : 12-15 mm

Alain Diringer Reunion, Cap la Houssaye, 17 September 2008

Philibert Bidgrain Mayotte, mtsanga Tanaraki, less 1 m, 26 Jully 2008, size : 15 mm   Pseudoceros zebra.... or Pseudoceros scintillatus