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Flatworm ID Please
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Hi Brian -- I couldn't find a named species. It looks very similar to this one which was left as Pseudoceros sp http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/flat0246.html
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Hi Brian -- I couldn't find a named species. It looks very similar to this one which was left as Pseudoceros sp http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/flat0246.html
Thanks Leslie, I figured Pseudoceros sp. but just hoped someone could narrow it down to a species. If it's the same one in your link, then there's quite a distance from the two locations. Also, mine has a two colour margin, yellow and blue. The one in the link looks like it has a three colour margin with a thin black between the yellow and blue.
Cheers,
Brian
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You're right.... I was so pleased to have found something similar that I didn't look closely enough. Can you ever forgive me for attempting to lead you astray?

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Hello,
I was looking through nudipixel to help ID this critter. I found one that was very similar, but sorry to say it is unidentified as well.
Location: Lakshadweep, India
Photographer: Vishal Bhave
http://www.nudipixel.net/photo/00011416/flatworms/

Good Luck,
~Sev
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Thanks Sev,
It's location in India is getting nearer and it looks similar, except the margin is proportionally a lot thinner, but then I'm not sure if margin thickness is consistent throughout a species. It will be interesting to hear a few opinions.
Cheers,
Brian
@Leslie, I'll forgive you if you come up with and ID.
