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The Spanish Dancer are closely related to other nudibranch such as the chromodoris and the blue glaucus

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It can vary from a month to several years.

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Spanish Dancers are found in the Pacific and Atlantic coral reefs near Costa Rica.

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Spanish Dancers can be up to 16 inches long. They are bright reds and oranges to warn predators that they are poisonous.

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Spanish dancers have both male and female parts but cannot self-fertilize. After they mate the eggs are left with a dose of poison to protect it from predators.

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They eat sponges and concentrate compounds

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- The Spanish Dancer is one of the biggest sea slugs on the planet

- It is called The Spanish Dancer because its violent flapping of its gills to warn off predators reminded scientists of a flamenco dancer.

-The Emperor Shrimp lives symbiotically on its back.

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Kingdom- Animalia
Phylum- Mollusca
Class- Gastropoda
Order- Polyceroidea
Family- Hexabranchidae
Genus- Hexabranchus
Species- H. Sanguineus

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Common- Spanish Dancer
Scientific- Hexabranchus Sanguineus