Order : Nudibranchia
Suborder : Euctenidiacea
Superfamily : Polyceroidea
Family : Polyceridae
Distribution : Tropical Indo-West Pacific
Maximal size : 40 mm
Abundance :

Species characteristics :

The body is white, with thin and numerous longitudinal, either continuous or interrupted brown streaks

The margin of the foot has a narrow blue/purple line with yellow only on the tip of the tail.

The lamellatte rhinophores have a white stalk and uniformly orange to red clavus with a white apex

Three gills white with red edges to stalks and pinnae

Yvon Gildas

Mayotte, Passe en S, 20 m, 21 November 2009.

Climbing in an Alcyonarian, just for the fun...It feeds on several species of compound ascidians. Gosliner and all (1996) report it eating Clavelina sp., Rhopalaea sp., and Oxycorynia fascicularis .

The body is white, with thin and numerous longitudinal (a), either continuous or interrupted brown streaks

Rhinophores sheaths (b) and gills bases (c) are blue-purple marginally and yellow submarginally

The lamellatte rhinophores have a white stalk (d), and uniformly orange to red clavus (e) with a white apex (f)

Three gills white with red edges (g) to stalks and pinnae

Olivier Le Bris

Mayotte, 6 December 2008

A specimen with very numerous longitudinal brown streaks

Fabrice Schubert

Mayotte, Tanaraki, 14 m, 2 February 2010

Rhinophores sheaths and gills bases are blue-purple marginally (a) and hasn't yellow submarginally (b)

The genital aperture (c) on the right side...

Bernard Perrier and Didier Lo Yeung

Mauritius, le Ruan Glap 8, 27 m, 21 October 2017

" On a wreck sank by a dear friend friend Jean Michel Langlois.
On this dive with Dive passion Center of Ben Cadet, one of our divers and photographer emeritus Didier LoYeung having the eye of a tiger if we can say was lucky enough to find a Nembrotha Lineolata until the time never seen in Mauritius. after your Nudibranch site. Now our dear friend Dr. Jean Michel Avrillion was able to retrace your e-mail address as you gave a lecture at the Mug... "