Chromodoris
Chromodoris is a genus of colorful sea slugs, also known as nudibranchs, belonging to the family Chromodorididae. These marine gastropod mollusks are characterized by their vibrant and often intricate patterns, which serve as aposematic coloration, warning potential predators of their toxicity. Chromodoris species are found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide, inhabiting coral reefs and other shallow marine environments.
These nudibranchs are detritivores, feeding primarily on sponges. They possess specialized radulae that allow them to
The morphology of Chromodoris is distinctive. They typically have a flattened, elongated body with a mantle
Reproduction in Chromodoris involves internal fertilization, and like most nudibranchs, they are hermaphroditic. They lay their