Southern Baeolidia
Baeolidia australis
- Group: Nudibranch
- Typical depth: 0–12 m
- Max size: 3.5 cm
- For divers: safe
A small aeolid nudibranch reaching about four centimetres, the southern baeolidia lives in the upper twelve metres among kelp. It feeds on the small anemones that settle on the fronds, storing their stinging cells in the soft cerata along its back.
Taxonomy: Animalia › Mollusca › Gastropoda › Nudibranchia › Aeolidiidae › Baeolidia
Species data via the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), AphiaID 534041.
FAQ
- How deep does the Southern Baeolidia live?
- The Southern Baeolidia (Baeolidia australis) is typically found at 0–12 m.
- Is the Southern Baeolidia dangerous to divers?
- The Southern Baeolidia is harmless to divers.
- How big does the Southern Baeolidia get?
- The Southern Baeolidia grows to about 3.5 cm.