Glossodoris pallida is a species of a nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Chromodorididae.

It occurs in the tropical Indian Ocean including the African coast and Madagascar.

It is apparently replaced by Glossodoris buko in the central Indo-Pacific Ocean.

Glossodoris pallida, like other Chromodorid nudibranchs, stores chemicals it gains from the sponges it eats within its body.

These chemicals are unpalatable to fish and other creatures, making the nudibranch much less likely to be eaten.