Persian Carpet Flatworm

Also known as the bedford s flatworm.

Persian carpet flatworm.

This flatworm feeds on ascidians. Persian carpet flatworm pseudobiceros bedfordi family pseudocerotidae updated feb 2020. The carrion like smell of the flowers attracts flies and other insects for pollination. Our wilton carpets belong to face to face type this type has the highest production efficiency.

Long purple hairs are present at the border of the brim of the outer corolla lobes. This is among the few flatworms named from singapore in 1903 by laidlaw. Pseudobiceros bedfordi common names persian carpet flatworm and bedford s flatworm is a species of flatworm in the family pseudocerotidae. The persian carpet flatworm is a unique ocean dweller.

The persian carpet flatworm is found in the indo west pacific region growing up to 10cm in length. Pictured below is an unusual colour form of the same species. The remarkable flower is at times described as the persian carpet flower. It is sometimes seen in the intertidal near living reefs on our southern shores.

This species has two penises which it uses to fence in an attempt to inject sperm into its opponent in order to fertilize it while simultaneously avoiding being fertilized by their opponent. The body has rich patterns of stripes in black brown and rose pink with tiny white dots. We are honored to introduce our persian carpet flatworm. 3 what is the advantage of wilton carpet.

Require much light and relatively high winter temperatures. With magnificent colours a flat appearance and ripple like movement when swimming the persian carpet flatworm is a sight to behold. The wilton carpet is known for its strength and durability and is a popular choice for commercial areas as it can stand up to high traffic. This one was spotted by scuba diver steve clarke in bargara.

The stripes curve from the center of the body to the sides and the edge of the body is black with white dots. Persian carpet flatworm family pseudocerotidae the photo on the right show the classic pink black and white colours and striking patterns of the persian carpet flatworm pseudobiceros bedfordi.