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Kunie's Chromodoris

Kunie's Chromodoris

Sep 03, 2025
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Kunie’s Chromodoris
Goniobranchus Kuniei

Creamy yellow spreads across the broad mantle of this nudibranch, crowded with purple-ringed spots that seem to ripple outward from the center. Three deep violet bands circle the edge, giving the body a bold, layered border, while yellow-tipped rhinophores and pale gills rise from the middle of all that color. As it crawls, the wide mantle lifts and falls in a slow rhythm, making the whole animal seem to breathe with its own flowing fringe.

  • Size: Up to around 60 mm
  • Range: Indo-West Pacific; from the eastern Indian Ocean through Indonesia, the Philippines, New Caledonia, Fiji, Australia and the western Pacific
  • Habitat / Depth: Coral and rocky reefs, lagoons and sandy rubble areas, typically from around 5–40 m
  • Diet: Feeds on sponges, including Chelonaplysilla violacea
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