Budapest Slug
Tandonia budapestensis
The Budapest slug shelters in moist soil, under logs, and among stones, often emerging at night or after rain. It grazes on fungi, decaying vegetation, and other soft organic material with its rasping radula. Its long, narrow body bears a noticeable keel along the tail, while mucus helps it travel across rough ground without injury.
- Type
- Burrow
- Conservation status
- LC