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Felimare Picta

Felimare Picta

Sep 10, 2026
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Florida Regal Doris
Felimare Picta

A long, elegant nudibranch in deep blue and electric yellow, with fine golden lines running across its back and a pale blue and white edge tracing the mantle. Yellow-tipped rhinophores rise at the front, matched by a feathery crown of gills at the rear, giving its streamlined body a striking flash of color against the seafloor.

  • Size: Up to around 64 mm
  • Range: Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea; from the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico to the eastern Atlantic, including the Azores, Canary Islands and Iberian Peninsula
  • Habitat / Depth: Rocky reefs, walls and sponge-rich seafloors, from the intertidal zone to around 55 m
  • Diet: Feeds on sponges, including species of Dysidea, Ircinia and Crella


Photo by Dana Barchana

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