Roboastra something - help please

[alcina]

I think this little guy is some sort of Roboastra...perhaps a variation on the Roboastra arika (this one does not have the yellow spot/line in the middle of his head as all other photos I could find, but does have the rest of the markings) or on the Roboastra luteolineolata (the one on medslugs.de looks quite similar in the head but the body/tail is a bit different).

Any ideas?

 

[John H. Moore]

Try www.slugsite.us -- if you can't find it there, e-mail the guy who runs it, Mike Miller.

 

[StingRob]

Is Roboastra luteolineata, Order: NUDIBRANCHIA, Suborder:
DORIDINA, Family: Polyceridae, Subfamily: Nembrothinae.
CHeck this link, it will provide some nice pictures:
http://www.seaslugforum.net/robolute.htm

I think this little guy is some sort of Roboastra...perhaps a variation on the Roboastra arika (this one does not have the yellow spot/line in the middle of his head as all other photos I could find, but does have the rest of the markings) or on the Roboastra luteolineolata (the one on medslugs.de looks quite similar in the head but the body/tail is a bit different).

Any ideas?

 

[StingRob]

Is Roboastra luteolineata, Order: NUDIBRANCHIA, Suborder:
DORIDINA, Family: Polyceridae, Subfamily: Nembrothinae.
CHeck this link, it will provide some nice pictures:
http://www.seaslugforum.net/robolute.htm

I think this little guy is some sort of Roboastra...perhaps a variation on the Roboastra arika (this one does not have the yellow spot/line in the middle of his head as all other photos I could find, but does have the rest of the markings) or on the Roboastra luteolineolata (the one on medslugs.de looks quite similar in the head but the body/tail is a bit different).

Any ideas?