Below is a photo sequence taken on Saturday's (29-11-2015) dive trip to Cobb's at Currimundi.

First image shows two Mariaglaja inornata trailing as they search through the branches of a soft coral. The rear one seems to be veering
towards a acoel flatworm (ringed) - possibly Warminoa sp..

Second image shows its head covering the area where the acoel flatworm was situated.

Third image shows a bare patch where the flatworm was previously (ringed).

Fourth image is just a general pic showing four of the six that were present searching through the soft coral for more. These guys were doing a through job.

The images serve to indicate at least one food source of this headshield-slug.

Below: A rare colour form found at East Boulders Old Woman Island 25-11-11





Below: Mating pair





Above: laying eegs












Mariaglaja inornata laying its egg mass