Species within the genus Chlamydephorus include: Species of Chlamydephorus occur across southern Africa; they are most commonly found in the Natal region of South Africa.
The pallial organs are located at the posterior end of the elongated body and embedded under the dorsal integument.
The elongation of the buccal mass varies greatly among the different species of the family and this is reflected in the size of the radula and the number of teeth.
Gut analysis of one species found both plant and animal matter, indicating that they are facultative predators who will also eat vegetation.
They have been recorded as eating pill millipedes of the genus Sphaerotherium,[4] snails, other arthropods and soft-bodied invertebrates such as earthworms.