Genus
Common name: Aldisa
Scientific name: Aldisa
Aldisa is a genus of dorid nudibranchs, a group of sea slugs that are part of the mollusk family. These colorful and often strikingly patterned creatures are found in various marine environments and are known for their ability to camouflage with the substrate. They feed on sponges and exhibit a range of sizes and behaviors. In the reef aquarium, Aldisa species can be fascinating additions due to their unique appearance and behaviors, but they require a specialized diet and stable water conditions. They are not commonly kept due to their specific feeding requirements and are better suited for advanced hobbyists.