Olive Tambja
Tambja olivaria
Also known as: Nudibranch, Olivaria Nudibranch
- Nudibranch
- Olivaria Nudibranch
Overview
Found singly, pairs, or in groups, during the day out in the open, over coral and rocky reefs.
They feed exclusively on Bugula sp. blue Bryozoans.
Opisthobranchia - Nudibranchs - Sea Slugs meaning "naked gills" are molluscs without a hard shell.
All opisthobranchs are hermaphrodites.
These beautiful slugs are usually brilliantly coloured and this in itself can act as a deterrent against predators. Some sea slugs secrete acid from stinging cells in their tentacles while others secrete acid from cells in their mantle.
Nudibranchs are slow moving, can swim or be propelled along either by muscular contraction or by millions of tiny hairs on the bottom of a fleshy 'foot', they have a voracious appetite and feed with a rasp like tongue.
Nudibranch lay their eggs in a ribbon effect on the sand, in different colours depending on species.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-West Pacific
- Country only · 5
Found singly, pairs, or in groups, during the day out in the open, over coral and rocky reefs.
Adult photos 5
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Taxonomy
- kingdomAnimalia
- phylumMollusca
- classGastropoda
- orderDoridida
- familyPolyceridae
- genusTambja
- speciesTambja olivaria Yonow, 1994
SourcesWoRMSSea Slug Forum
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