This is known in the Marshalls from a single specimen found at night in a Kwajalein Atoll seaward reef ledge at a depth of 15m on 13 June 2009. While it could be a form of Tayuva lilacina, the dark rim to the rhinophore pockets resemble Discodoris sp. 2 in Gosliner et al (2008).
The next three shots are of the same specimen taken with a different digital camera.
Created 28 June 2009
Updated 1 July 2010