The fiery nudibranch is a small smooth-bodied nudibranch which is often overlooked until its eggribbons are seen. It is then often noticed in groups. It has a pale body streaked with orange and a margin characterised by yellow-orange tipped fingerlike projections which resemble flames. The rhinophores are white and the gills are orange-striped.
Ecology
The fiery nudibranch is often found on bryozoans. Its egg mass is a sprawling white curl of several turns.