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Risbecia Tryoni Garrett 1873
Tryon's Risbecia
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| Features
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Large
purple/brown spots ringed with white. Thin purple line around edge
of mantle |
| Distribution |
Tropical western Pacific, Julian Rocks
may be the southern limit on the east coast of Australia. |
| Depth |
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| Max size |
10cms |
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The
two individuals above are mating. The two below are exhibiting
"trailing behaviour", where one animal appears to follow
the mucous trail of another until contact is achieved. long trains
can develop. This could be part of their mating behavior.
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