Candystripe Flatworm Prosthecereus vittatus
The Candy-stripe Flatworm, Prosthecereus vittatus, is usually about 5cms long and often found in pairs. Although reported from around the UK, it appears to be more common on southern and western coasts. Although sometimes confused with a sea slug, its striking appearance and distinctive markings make it easy to distinguish. It is carnivorous and commonly feeds on sea squirts.
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Candystripe Flatworm Prosthecereus vittatus
The Candy-stripe Flatworm, Prosthecereus vittatus, is usually about 5cms long and often found in pairs. Although reported from around the UK, it appears to be more common on southern and western coasts. Although sometimes confused with a sea slug, its striking appearance and distinctive markings make it easy to distinguish. It is carnivorous and commonly feeds on sea squirts.
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Sark, Channel Islands
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Candystripe Flatworm Prosthecereus vittatus
The Candy-stripe Flatworm, Prosthecereus vittatus, is usually about 5cms long and often found in pairs. Although reported from around the UK, it appears to be more common on southern and western coasts. Although sometimes confused with a sea slug, its striking appearance and distinctive markings make it easy to distinguish. It is carnivorous and commonly feeds on sea squirts.
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Date:
Location:
Sark, Channel Islands
Photographer: