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In most specimens of Cribrinopsis albopunctata the cylindrical column is dark red or vermilion, sometimes paler, rose colored or white, becoming paler toward the base. White adhesive verrucae are arranged in longitudinal rows. The column may or may not have a few attached gravel particles or broken shells. The oral disk is commonly of the same ground colour as the column, or sometimes differently colored, greenish or olive. Dark red radial bands running from the middle of the oral disk, outline the tentacle bases and form a characteristic colour pattern. In the pale or white specimens the disk may be uniformly colored. The tentacles are conical, pointed and slightly longer than the radius of the oral disk, uniformly colored red, rose or white along most of their length, usually with the white patch on the bases.