Flustrellidra hispida

SpeciesAnimals
Colonial bryozoan with furry-looking encrusting colonies
1.00Common

Colonial bryozoan with furry-looking encrusting colonies
Common
Flustrellidra hispida is a species of colonial bryozoan in the order Ctenostomatida. Its loosely attached encrusting colonies form thick, lobed patches that range from brown to yellowish. Dense spines give the colonies a furry appearance. The species is widely distributed in the northern Atlantic and lives in temperate water, preferring temperatures no higher than 15 °C and normal salinity.
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