Sea Slug (Nudibranch)アオウミウシ
Hypselodoris festivaNE— Not Evaluated
The blue sea slug is a small, vividly colored nudibranch common along Japan's rocky shores, instantly recognizable by its electric-blue body, yellow-edged mantle, and red gills, and notable for feeding exclusively on a single species of sponge.
Sea Slug (Nudibranch) (reference photo)
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Conservation Story
Conservation Status
IUCNの世界的評価は掲載されていないためnull。
Habitat
岩礁・サンゴ礁の海底。
Threats
- 沿岸環境の悪化
- 生息地の改変
Conservation & Breeding Efforts
- 沿岸生態系の保全
- 採集を控えた観察
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FAQ
- What does the blue sea slug (Hypselodoris festiva) eat?
- It feeds specifically on a sponge called Dysidea sp. (kuroiso-kaimen in Japanese), making it a dietary specialist. Source
- Where is the blue sea slug found?
- It lives in shallow rocky reef habitats from Hokkaido to Kyushu in Japan and has also been recorded in Hong Kong, but is notably absent from Okinawa. Source
- How big is a blue sea slug?
- It is a small nudibranch, typically only a few centimeters long. Source
Source: ja.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org