About Pseudoceros liparus Marcus, 1950
Scientific name: Pseudoceros liparus Marcus, 1950
Physical characteristics: The dorsal surface has a background color that ranges from green-bluish to cream. It has an intense purple margin that does not form a distinct marginal band. An elongated orange spot starts at the cerebral eyespot, and fades into a white median stripe that ends near the posterior margin. The pseudotentacles are cream-colored, formed by simple folds of the anterior margin, and bear numerous ocelli. There is a single cerebral eye cluster made up of approximately 30 eyes. The pharynx has elaborately folded structures.
Distribution: Found across the tropical Indo-Pacific, ranging from the eastern coast of Africa to Micronesia and China.
Habitat: Claudio Bisio, memo CB
