Corroded Ischnochiton (Ischnochiton cariosus)

Another of the common chitons found around the area, this species i find more in subtidal areas where they are more constantly underwater than other local species

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What habitats does Ischnochiton cariosus live in?

Can be found under rocks from the intertidal zones to subtidal rocky reefs

What is the distribution of Ischnochiton cariosus?

Southern Australia from NSW to WA including around Tasmania

How big does Ischnochiton cariosus grow?

Can grow to around 50mm

Common Name:Corroded Ischnochiton

GenusIschnochiton

Speciescariosus

Family Name:Ischnochitonidae

Aliases: Decayed Chiton,

Origin:Endemic

Conservation Status:Not Evaluated

Tags: chitons snorkelling

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Species Added: 06-04-2022 00:00:00

Species Updated: 05-12-2022 00:00:00

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