Slug
Colour is exceedingly variable and ranges from bright white to almost entirely black; it is most commonly pale buff with darker blotches.
The tail is usually longer than the mantle and the keel short and distinct.
The sole is pale, commonly with a visible darkened central strip of gut contents.
The head and tentacles are dark. Mucus often appears milky, especially if the slug is roughly handled. Juveniles appear similar to adults.
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