O. vitiensis is maroon to dark purple-black in color.[6] It has large eyes, a broad head, and arms of moderate length.[7] The species is described as robust[6] and muscular[7] with scattered warts on the skin.[5]O. vitiensis is small,[8] and has a mantle length of up to 60 millimeters and a total length of up to 250 millimeters.[3]
Distribution
O. vitiensis is tropical,[9] found in Fiji, Tonga, and Papua New Guinea;[3] and benthic,[9] found at depths of zero to 20 meters.[3]
Life cycle
O. vitiensis lays eggs two millimeters in length.[10]
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