Coryphella fogata

Coryphella fogata is a species of sea slug, an aeolid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Coryphellidae.

Distribution

This species was described from Bahía [de Banderas], Mexico, Pacific Ocean.

This nudibranch has a translucent orange body and red digestive gland in the cerata. There are white spots on the outer parts of the cerata.
The description of Coryphellidae includes a table comparing similar species from Mexico.

Species	Rhinophores	Ground colour	Colour of cerata	Living size
Coryphellina marcusorum	Red, papillate posteriorly	Bright pink	Pink, purple and yellow	< 20
Samla telja	Yellow or brown, perfoliate	Light pink, white spots	Brownish pink	< 24
Edmundsella vansyoci	Pink, verrucose	Rose pink	Rose pink, white spots	< 15
Flabellina bertschii	White, smooth	White	Reddish pink, white tips	< 8
Coryphella fogata	Translucent orange, annulate	Translucent orange	Red with white spots	< 15
Kynaria cynara	White with purple tips, perfoliate	Pink with purple markings	Salmon & purple, white spots	< 12