Collector's snail Strombius raninus / Taxidermy full body...

Strombus raninus, also known as "Frog conch", belongs to the family Strombidae, a group of sea snails known for their distinctive shells and their prominence in many tropical seas. General information: Family: Strombidae Species: marine snail (marine gastropods) Size: This specimen measures 65 mm, making it an attractive size for collectors. Quality: F+++ – This indicates that the specimen is of excellent quality, with minimal or no visible flaws, making it especially valuable to collectors. Habitat and distribution: Origin: Strombus raninus is widespread in tropical and subtropical waters, particularly in the Caribbean and western Atlantic. Habitat: This snail species typically lives in shallow, sandy sea floors near coral reefs, where it feeds on algae and detritus. Features: Shell: The shells of Strombus species are often artfully crafted and popular with collectors for their beauty and unique shape. Uses: In addition to their aesthetic appeal, these snails are also used in jewelry making and as decorative objects. The value of Strombus raninus can vary, depending on size, condition, and rarity of the specimen. Collectors and sea-life enthusiasts value this snail for its beauty as well as its maritime origin. Shipping via DHL Sale and shipping only within the EU SKU Strombus raninus SI-M-HH

Estimate:£152.29

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