Strigatella coffea (Schubert & Wagner, 1829)
49.5mm

Strigatella coffea is moderately uncommon, most often found intertidally or in reef quarries or shallow lagoon reefs under rocks. Depth ranges down to about 8m. Peach colored egg capsules are deposited on the undersurfaces of rocks. Narrower specimens are sometimes confused with Strigatella fulvescens.

Created 2 September 2015
Updated 1 April 2020

Return to Mitridae list

Kwajalein Underwater home