Sea Centipede (Euidotea bakeri) - Tomahawk, Tasmania

Eudidotea bakeri is one of the most frequently encountered idoteids from shallow algal communities of southern Australia. Known as sea centipedes they live and feed on decaying seaweed.

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What habitats does Euidotea bakeri live in?

Seagrass beds to depths of 17 m

What is the distribution of Euidotea bakeri?

Southern Australia.

How big does Euidotea bakeri grow?

Can grow to around 25mm

Common Name:Sea Centipede

GenusEuidotea

Speciesbakeri

Family Name:Idoteidae

Aliases: No Known Aliases

Origin:Native

Conservation Status:Not Evaluated

Tags: crustaceans intertidal

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Species Added: 18-09-2020 00:00:00

Species Updated: 31-08-2022 00:00:00

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