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Genus Species Author Locality Description Grading Price
Strombus abbotti Dekkers & Liverani,2010 Philippines 30-40mm, was called labiosa (from S/W Pacific) F++/GEM sold out
Lambis adamsi Bozzetti & Cossignani, 2003 Philippines 70-100mm, tiny dwarf population of L lambis, often tiny legs F++/GEM 8.00
Lambis adamsi Bozzetti & Cossignani, 2003 Philippines 60-70mm, tiny dwarf population of L lambis, often tiny legs F++/GEM 12.00
Lambis adamsi Bozzetti & Cossignani, 2003 Philippines 50-60mm, tiny dwarf population of L lambis, rare size F++/GEM 15.00
Lambis adamsi Bozzetti & Cossignani, 2003 Philippines under 50mm, tiniest dwarf L lambis, very rare size F++/GEM 25.00
Strombus alatus (Gmelin, 1791) Mexico, Gulf 80-90mm, purple band in aperture F++ 6.00
Strombus alatus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida 75-80mm, typical for species F++ 4.00
Canarium anatellum (Duclos, 1844) Indonesia 30-45mm, slender, smooth, orange lip and columella, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Canarium anatellum (Duclos, 1844) Thailand 30-45mm, bright yellow Southern Thailand sp, orange aperture F++/GEM 8.00
Strombus aratrum (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 60-65mm, typical pale QLD form F++ 6.00
Strombus aratrum (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 70-80mm, larger shells, typical pale QLD form F++ 10.00
Strombus aratrum (Roeding, 1798) Australia, Darwin 75-80mm, often darker and larger, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus aratrum (Roeding, 1798) Solomon Islands 80-85mm, nice local variant F++ 8.00
Ministrombus athenius (Duclos in Chemnitz, 1844) Australia, QLD 35-50mm, similar to variabilis, strong hooked posterior lip w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Ministrombus athenius (Duclos in Chemnitz, 1844) Australia, QLD 25-30mm, dwarf population, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Ministrombus aurantius Maxwell, 2022 Malaysia 30-35mm, small round sp, broad orange dorsal band F++/GEM 10.00
Ministrombus aurantius Maxwell, 2022 Indonesia 30-35mm, more elongate sp, multiple orange dorsal bands F++/GEM 10.00
Ministrombus aurantius Maxwell, 2022 Malaysia 30-35mm, small round sp, broad orange dorsal band F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus aurisdianae (Linnaeus, 1758) Manus Island 60-65mm, larger Admiralty Islands form F++ 4.00
Strombus aurisdianae (Linnaeus, 1758) Papua New Guinea 50-55mm, localised form F++ 3.00
Strombus aurisdianae (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 55-60mm, large for species w/o F++ 4.00
Strombus aurora Kronenberg, 2002 Africa, Madagascar 50-60mm, nice mottled shells F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus aurora Kronenberg, 2002 Africa, Tanzania 50-60mm, rare orange form F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus bulla (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 50-60mm, pale shells with pink/orange aperture F++ 5.00
Strombus bulla (Roeding, 1798) Manus Island 50-60mm, pale shells with pink/orange aperture F++ 6.00
Ministrombus caledonicus Maxwell, 2022 New Caledonia 25-35mm, long, dark striped, dark stained anterior canal, w/o F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus campbelli Griffith & Pidgeon, 1834 Australia, WA 45-50mm, typical for species, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus campbelli Griffith & Pidgeon, 1834 Australia, WA 50-60mm, larger shells, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus canarium (Linnaeus, 1758) India 40-60mm, v variable, fine pattern, posterior lip unhooked F++/GEM 4.00
Rimella cancellata (Lamarck, 1816) Australia, WA 25-35mm, rare from here F++/GEM 8.00
Rimella cancellata (Lamarck, 1816) Philippines 20-25mm, nice dark patterns GEM 3.00
Rimella cancellata (Lamarck, 1816) Indonesia 20-25mm, typical for species GEM 4.00
Lambis chiragra (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA 200-250mm, giant WA form, largest worldwide F++ 25.00
Lambis chiragra (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA over 250mm, giant WA form, largest worldwide, massive F++ 45.00
Lambis chiragra (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, Coral Sea 140-160mm, f rugosa, orange/red mouth, brown/black lirae F++/GEM 60.00
Strombus chrysostomus Kuroda, 1942 Papua New Guinea 60-70mm, yellow/orange aperture F++ 12.00
Strombus chrysostomus Kuroda, 1942 Papua New Guinea over 70mm, yellow/orange aperture, giants F++ 15.00
Strombus costatus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida 100-130mm, heavy mature shells F++ 15.00
Strombus costatus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida over 130mm, massive with thick outer lip F++ 20.00
Strombus costatus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida over 150mm, rare this size F++ 30.00
Strombus costatus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida 100-130mm, lovely pink specimens F++ 35.00
Lambis crocata Link, 1807 Africa, East Coast 130-140mm, heavy form of species F++ 5.00
Lambis crocata Link, 1807 Marquesas Islands 150-160mm, f pilsbryi, endemic Marquesas sp, typical, w/o F++ 95.00
Lambis crocata Link, 1807 Marquesas Islands 160-190mm, f pilsbryi, endemic Marquesas sp, typical, w/o F++ 110.00
Lambis crocata Link, 1807 Marquesas Islands 190-200mm, f pilsbryi, endemic Marquesas sp,typical, w/o F++ 185.00
Lambis crocata Link, 1807 Marquesas Islands 200-230mm, f pilsbryi, endemic Marquesas sp, giant, w/o F+/F++ 185.00
Rimella crispata Sowerby, 1842 Philippines 20-22mm, very nice sculpture F++/GEM 5.00
Tibia curta (Sowerby I, 1842) India 120-150mm, dark subsut. band, straight anterior canal F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus decorus (Roeding, 1798) Singapore 50-55mm, variable patterns F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus decorus (Roeding, 1798) Mauritius 50-55mm, zigzag banding F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus decorus (Roeding, 1798) Africa, East Coast 40-45mm, nodulose shoulders F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus decorus (Roeding, 1798) Thailand 45-50mm, heavy form F+/F++ 3.00
Rostellariella delicatula (Nevill, 1881) India 65-80mm, elongate shells, 3-4 white spiral bands, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Rostellariella delicatula (Nevill, 1881) India 45-60mm, form nana, small inflated form F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Marquesas Islands under 40mm, very dark form, w/o GEM 4.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Marquesas Islands 40-45mm, dark but typical for location, w/o GEM 6.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Marquesas Islands over 45mm, very large, w/o GEM 12.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Kwajalein 25-30mm, dwarf form from unusual location F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Solomon Islands 40-45mm, solid but typical for species F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA 35-40mm, robust form, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus dentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Manus Island 45-50mm, very large, with pale dorsum F++ 5.00
Lambis digitata Perry, 1811 Africa, Madagascar 120-140mm, spectacular shells with heavily lirate aperture F++/GEM 45.00
Strombus dilatatus (Swainson, 1821) Australia, QLD 50-55mm, form dilatatus, typical pale Queensland form F++ 6.00
Strombus dilatatus (Swainson, 1821) Australia, QLD 45-50mm, form dilatatus, typical QLD form F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus dilatatus (Swainson, 1821) Australia, WA 40-50mm, dark dorsum and brown interior, w/o F++/GEM 8.00
Strombus dilatatus (Swainson, 1821) Malaysia, Borneo 20-30mm, super dwarf population, fully developed, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus epidromis (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA 65-70mm, very rare from Australia, WA F++/GEM 12.00
Strombus epidromis (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 60-70mm, typical for species F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus epidromis (Linnaeus, 1758) Sri Lanka 55-60mm, pale tan dorsum F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus epidromis (Linnaeus, 1758) New Caledonia 55-60mm, variable patterns, w/o F++ 4.00
Canarium esculentum Maxwell et al, 2020 Philippines 40-60mm, narrow mostly smooth sp, 2-tone aperture, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus erythrinus Dillwyn, 1817 Indonesia 20-30mm, pale, orange & black outer lip F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus erythrinus Dillwyn, 1817 Australia, QLD 25-35mm, rare from Australia, very dark aperture F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus fasciatus Born, 1778 Red Sea 30-40mm, lovely striped shells with orange aperture F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus fasciatus Born, 1778 Red Sea over 40mm, lovely striped shells with orange aperture F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus fragilis (Roeding, 1798) Kwajalein Atoll 30-40mm, inflated body whorl with dark aperture F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus fusiformis Sowerby I, 1842 Africa, East Coast 30-35mm, tall slender species with lirate aperture F++/GEM 6.00
Tibia fusus (Linnaeus, 1758) Philippines 200-250mm, typical for species, w/o F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus gallus (Linnaeus, 1758) Brazil 120-140mm, super colours, pale purple / red / yellow, w/o F++/GEM 25.00
Strombus gallus (Linnaeus, 1758) Brazil 120-130mm, tan/orange shells, w/o F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus gallus (Linnaeus, 1758) Virgin Islands 120-130mm,tan/orange, more robust than Brazilian sp F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) Seychelles 50-55mm, form gibberulus, tan striped body whorl F+/F++ 3.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) Africa, Madagascar 45-50mm, form gibberulus, dark tan dorsum F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) Mauritius 55-60mm, form gibberulus, giant super shells F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 40-42mm, f gibbosus, pale dorsum with purple aperture, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) New Caledonia 30-35mm, form gibbosus, orange banded form F++ 5.00
Strombus gibberulus (Linnaeus, 1758) Red Sea 38-40mm, f albus, short and stout shape, pink aperture F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus gracilior Sowerby, 1825 Mexico, West Coast 50-60mm, yellow / orange-banded form, w/o F++ 5.00
Strombus granulatus Swainson, 1822 Mexico, West Coast 50-70mm, typical form, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus granulatus Swainson, 1822 Mexico, West Coast 40-50mm, fully mature dwarf form, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus guidoi ManIn'tVeld & deTurck,1998 Vanuatu 40-50mm, white species F++ 45.00
Strombus haemastoma Sowerby II, 1842 Australia, QLD 13-20mm, lovely white sp with red aperture GEM 10.00
Strombus hawaiiensis Pilsbry, 1917 USA, Hawaii 60-70mm, dead but complete, good representative dead 110.00
Strombus hawaiiensis Pilsbry, 1917 USA, Hawaii 70-80mm, live collected but with juvenile lip F 300.00
Strombus helli Kiener, 1843 USA, Hawaii 10-15mm, with pink aperture, endemic to Hawaii F++/GEM 12.00
Strombus helli Kiener, 1843 USA, Hawaii 15-17mm, with pink aperture, endemic to Hawaii F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus helli Kiener, 1843 USA, Hawaii 17-20mm, large for this species F++/GEM 25.00
Canarium incisum (Wood, 1828) Indonesia 40-45mm, orange aperture, angular callused shoulder, w/o F++/GEM 8.00
Tibia insulaechorab (Roeding, 1798) Africa, Djibouti 140-160mm, short curved ant. canal, long post. canal, w/o F++/GEM sold out
Strombus iredalei (Abbott, 1960) Australia, WA 50-65mm, typical for species, w/o F++/GEM
Strombus iredalei (Abbott, 1960) Australia, WA 65-70mm, typical size and pattern, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus iredalei (Abbott, 1960) Australia, WA 40-50mm, dwarf form, often distorted, w/o F++/GEM 12.00
Strombus iredalei (Abbott, 1960) Australia, WA over 70mm, very rare this size, w/o F++/GEM 20.00
Strombus japonicus Reeve, 1851 Japan 55-60mm, typical for the species F++ 25.00
Strombus kleckhamae Cernohorsky, 1971 Philippines 60-65mm, form boholensis, with lovely black aperture F++/GEM 38.00
Strombus kleckhamae Cernohorsky, 1971 Philippines 60-65mm, form boholensis, with lovely black aperture F+/F++ 25.00
Strombus labiatus (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 30-35mm, typical form in tan/grey colours F++ 3.00
Strombus labiatus (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 35-40mm, variable colours F++ 4.00
Strombus labiosus Wood, 1828 Africa, Tanzania 40-45mm, typical for species F++/GEM 4.00
Lambis lambis (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 180-200mm, beautiful super sized sp, very fine legs, w/o F++ 10.00
Lambis lambis (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 200-280mm, super giant sp, very fine, spectacular legs, w/o F++ 15.00
Strombus latus (Gmelin, 1791) Africa, Gabon 90-100mm, variable colours F+/F++ 20.00
Strombus latus (Gmelin, 1791) Africa, Senegal 80-85mm, typical form, w/o F++ 20.00
Strombus lentiginosus (Linnaeus, 1758) Africa, East Coast 60-70mm, typical with pale aperture, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus lentiginosus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA 60-70mm, typical with pale aperture, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus lentiginosus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 70-80mm, typical with pale aperture, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus lentiginosus (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 60-70mm,small but typical, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus listeri Gray,1852 Thailand 120-130mm, classic shape with large wing F++ 12.00
Strombus luhuanus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 50-55mm, some with periostricum and operculum F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus luhuanus (Linnaeus, 1758) Manus Island 40-42mm, smaller Admiralty Islands sp, angular shoulder F++ 4.00
Strombus maculatus Sowerby, 1842 USA, Hawaii 20-25mm, localised central Pacific form, white aperture F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus maculatus Sowerby, 1842 Easter Island 25-30mm, f despauperatus, brown-banded, darker here F++/GEM 15.00
Strombus manintveldi Dekkers & Maxwell, 2020 Papua New Guinea 30-40mm, large, flared lip and anterior canals, w/o F++/GEM 8.00
Strombus manintveldi Dekkers & Maxwell, 2020 Solomon Isllands 18-25mm, more truncate nodulose form F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus manintveldi Dekkers & Maxwell, 2020 Vanuatu 20-30mm, elongate, relatively smooth form F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) India 35-40mm, form marginatus, very angular shoulders F++ 5.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Thailand 35-40mm, form marginatus, typical form F++ 5.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 25-30mm, f robustus, interesting tapered sp, dead but good dead 3.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Taiwan 40-50mm, f robustus, nicely patterned specimens F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Solomon Islands 30-40mm, f septimus, Pacific form of nominate species F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Taiwan 30-40mm, f septimus, Pacific form of nominate species F++ 6.00
Strombus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758) India 40mm, form succinctus, typical for the species F++/GEM 5.00
Rostellariella martini Marrat, 1877 Taiwan 110-120mm, typical for species F++/GEM 6.00
Tibia melanocheilus Adams, 1854 Burma 120-140mm, distinct dark aperture, yellow teeth/dark lip F+/F++ 55.00
Strombus microurceus Kira, 1959 Indonesia 18-20mm, typical with dark aperture F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus minimus (Linnaeus, 1758) Manus Island 20-25mm, typical Admiralty Islands sp, with yellow aperture F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Australia, WA 35-40mm, typical colour pattern, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Australia, WA 25-30mm, rare colours incl. yellow, orange, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Australia, QLD 30-32mm, typical with pale pink aperture F++/GEM 2.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Australia, QLD 35-40mm, large super shells, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Africa, Madagascar 20-25mm, f black tessellated, white spots, orange/pink inside F++/GEM
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Rodrigues Island 20-30mm, mottled tan dorsum, F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Australia, Norfolk Is 35-40mm, rare location F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus mutabilis (Swainson, 1821) Solomon Islands 20-25mm, form zebriolatus, vertical brown stripes F+/F++ 6.00
Canarium ochroglottis (Abbott, 1960) Thailand, Phuket 15-17mm, ssp betuleti, very colourful with dark aperture F++/GEM 20.00
Canarium ochroglottis (Abbott, 1960) Thailand, Phuket over 17mm, ssp betuleti, very large for subspecies F++/GEM 30.00
Strombus oldi Emerson, 1965 Africa, Somalia 100-120mm, live taken, brown blotch inside peach aperture F++ 180.00
Strombus oldi Emerson, 1965 Africa, Somalia 100-120mm, dead taken shells with good colour good 75.00
Strombus operosus (Roeding, 1798) Thailand 60-80mm, elongate, axial ribs onto ventral body whorl, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus operosus (Roeding, 1798) Thailand 50-60mm, adult, elongate, axial ribs on ventral whorl, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus orrae (Abbott, 1960) Australia, N/W WA 40-55mm, Broome, large, heavy spire, expanded aperture, w/o F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus orrae (Abbott, 1960) Australia, N/W WA 30-40mm, Pt Hedland, more gracile, colourful, variable, w/o F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus persicus (Swainson, 1821) Turkey 50-55mm, tall spired form, w/o F++ 6.00
Strombus persicus (Swainson, 1821) Turkey 45-50mm, tall spired form, w/o F++ 5.00
Strombus peruvianus Swainson, 1823 Mexico 110-130mm, peach/apricot coloured aperture F+/F++ 30.00
Strombus peruvianus Swainson, 1823 Pacific Panama 110-130mm, peach/apricot coloured aperture F+/F++ 30.00
Strombus peruvianus Swainson, 1823 Mexico 110-130mm, peach/apricot coloured aperture F++/GEM 50.00
Strombus peruvianus Swainson, 1823 Pacific Panama 110-130mm, peach/apricot coloured aperture F++/GEM 50.00
Strombus pipus (Roeding, 1798) Australia, WA 40-50mm, very rare from here F++/GEM 25.00
Strombus pipus (Roeding, 1798) Philippines 50-60mm, typical with purple/red aperture F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) Africa, Mozambique 30-40mm, form columba, typical for this form F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) Africa, Somalia 30-35mm, f plicatus, some with dark columella, some white F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 25-45mm, form pulchellus, very variable from here, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) Philippines 25-30mm, f pulchellus, mottled, very dark aperture, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) South China Sea 20-25mm, f pulchellus, nicely mottled dwarf specimen F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus plicatus (Roeding, 1798) Australia, WA 25-30mm, small dark and heavily sculptured form, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Rimellopsis powisii (Petit, 1840) Australia, QLD 40-45mm, typical long graceful form F++/GEM 5.00
Rimellopsis powisii (Petit, 1840) Philippines 40-50mm, typical form with long anterior canal F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus pugilis (Linnaeus, 1758) Cuba 70-75mm, predominantly orange / yellow F++ 4.00
Strombus queenslandicus Maxwell, 2022 Australia, QLD 60-80mm, mottled tan pattern, axial ribs on upper spire, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus cf queenslandicus Maxwell, 2022 Australia, NW WA 45-55mm, dwarf population, very similar to queenslandicus, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus radians (Duclos, 1844) Borneo 28-35mm, aka Canarium radians, smooth ventral surface, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus raninus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida under 75mm, typical shells F++ 4.00
Strombus raninus (Gmelin, 1791) USA, Florida 75-90mm, mainly purple/brown colours, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus rugosus Sowerby, 1825 Tonga 25-27mm, brown blotched shells F++/GEM 20.00
Strombus scalariforme (Duclos, 1833) Kwajalein Atoll 10-15mm, aka Canarium scalariforme, dark red aperture F++/GEM 12.00
Strombus scalariforme (Duclos, 1833) Australia, QLD 13-18mm, white specimens with pink/red aperture, w/o GEM 12.00
Lambis scorpius (Linnaeus, 1758) Philippines 130-140mm, super specimens with colourful dorsum, w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Lambis scorpius (Linnaeus, 1758) Thailand 130-140mm, form indomaris, typical F++ 10.00
Lambis scorpius (Linnaeus, 1758) Africa, East Coast 130-140mm, form indomaris, with purple aperture F++ 10.00
Strombus sinuatus Humphrey, 1786 Solomon Islands 90-100mm, typical, w/o F++ 8.00
Strombus sinuatus Humphrey, 1786 Australia, WA 80-90mm, very rare from WA, with operc F++ 25.00
Strombus sinuatus Humphrey, 1786 Philippines 90-100mm, variable sp., w/o F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus taurus Reeve, 1857 Marshall Islands 70-80mm, typical F++/GEM 110.00
Strombus taurus Reeve, 1857 Marshall Islands 70-90mm, very heavy shells F+/F++ 75.00
Strombus taurus Reeve, 1857 Marshall Islands 80-90mm, heavy with good dorsum F++/GEM 125.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, QLD 40-50mm, form lineatum, dramatic lined pattern F++/GEM 10.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 30-40mm, f nebulosum, pale pattern, often no banding F++/GEM 2.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 40-50mm, f nebulosum, pale pattern, often no banding F++/GEM 3.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Philippines 50-60mm, form punctulorum, busy spotted pattern, rare F++/GEM 12.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 30-40mm, form terebellum, typical darker banded form F++/GEM 2.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 40-50mm, form terebellum, typical darker banded form F++/GEM 3.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) New Caledonia 35-45mm, form terebellum, busy speckled pattern F++/GEM 3.00
Terebellum terebellum (Linnaeus, 1758) New Caledonia 50-60mm, form terebellum, busy speckled pattern F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus thersites Swainson, 1823 New Caledonia 100-140mm, striking aperture but with eroded dorsum F+/F++ 65.00
Strombus thersites Swainson, 1823 New Caledonia 100-140mm, massive heavy shells with good dorsum F++ 140.00
Strombus thersites Swainson, 1823 New Caledonia over 140mm, giant for this species, with eroded dorsum F+ 90.00
Strombus thersites Swainson, 1823 New Caledonia over 140mm, giant for this species F++ 160.00
Strombus tricornis Humphrey, 1786 Oman 90-100mm, typical form F++ 20.00
Strombus tricornis Humphrey, 1786 Africa, Ethiopia 80-90mm, smaller form F++ 12.00
Lambis truncata Lightfoot, 1786 Africa, East Coast 275-325mm, form truncata, giant, good colour and pattern F+/F++ 75.00
Strombus turturella (Roeding, 1798) Papua New Guinea 50-55mm, tan dorsum F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus turturella (Roeding, 1798) Philippines 55-65mm, tan dorsum F++/GEM 8.00
Strombus turturella (Roeding, 1798) Thailand 60-70mm, southern Thai form, with operc F++ 8.00
Strombus urceus (Linnaeus, 1758) Australia, WA 35-40mm, form orrae, more slender form, w/o F++ 4.00
Strombus urceus (Linnaeus, 1758) Indonesia 35-40mm, form urceus, black aperture F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus urceus (Linnaeus, 1758) Philippines 45mm, form urceus, very variable pattern & colour, w/o F++ 4.00
Strombus vanikorensis (Quoy & Gaimard, 1834) Australia, QLD 28-31mm, dwarf sp, busy dark pattern, w/o F++/GEM 10.00
Strombus vanikorensis (Quoy & Gaimard, 1834) Australia, QLD 32-45mm, typical, dark pattern, hooked posterior lip, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Strombus variabilis Swainson, 1820 Philippines 35-40mm, typical F++/GEM 3.00
Lambis violacea (Swainson, 1821) Mauritius 100-120mm, typical violet aperture blush, damage to 'legs' F/F+ 45.00
Lambis violacea (Swainson, 1821) Mauritius 100-120mm, typical violet blush, damaged 'legs', but nice F+/F++ 80.00
Strombus vittatus (Linnaeus, 1758) South China Sea 50-60mm, f apicatus, a dwarf population from Borneo F++ 4.00
Strombus vittatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Thailand 60-70mm, form apicatus, tall tapered shells F++/GEM 3.00
Strombus vittatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Thailand 70-80mm, form apicatus, tall tapered shells F++ 5.00
Strombus vittatus (Linnaeus, 1758) Philippines 80-90mm, form entropi, with tall spire F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus vomer (Roeding, 1798) New Caledonia 50-80mm, typical for species, w/o F++/GEM 25.00
Strombus vomer (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD 50-65mm, small and more robust form F++ 25.00
Strombus vomer (Roeding, 1798) Australia, QLD over 65mm, giant shells from the Coral Sea, w/o F++/GEM 30.00
Strombus vomer (Roeding, 1798) Japan, Okinawa 55-60mm, narrow form, w/o F++/GEM 30.00
Strombus wienekei Wiersma & Monsecour,2012 South China Sea 25-35mm, new in labiosa complex, triangular, cream/tan dead 10.00
Strombus wienekei Wiersma & Monsecour,2012 South China Sea 25-35mm, new triangular sp. cream/tan blotches, live F++/GEM sold out
Strombus wilsoni Abbott, 1967 Kwajalein Atoll 10-12mm, variable colours, tiny dwarf form F++/GEM 5.00
Strombus wilsoni Abbott, 1967 Australia, WA 15-25mm, rare small species, strong shoulder nodules F++/GEM 6.00
Strombus wilsoni Abbott, 1967 USA, Hawaii 15-20mm, more elongate form F++/GEM 10.00
Struthiolaria scutulata Martyn, 1784 Australia, NSW 25-35mm, trawled species, often with growth lines F++ 15.00
Struthiolaria scutulata Martyn, 1784 Australia, NSW 25-35mm, trawled species, often with growth lines dead 4.00
Struthiolaria scutulata Martyn, 1784 Australia, NSW 35-45mm, trawled species, often with growth lines F++ 20.00
Struthiolaria scutulata Martyn, 1784 Australia, NSW 35-45mm, trawled species, often with growth lines dead 5.00
Struthiolaria papulosa Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 60-70mm, large nodules on shoulder of whorls, w/o F++/GEM 8.00
Struthiolaria papulosa Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 60-70mm, large nodules on shoulder of whorls, dead dead 3.00
Struthiolaria papulosa Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 70-80mm, form gigas, very large and heavy form F++ 12.00
Struthiolaria vermis Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 30-35mm, f vermis, tan sp with inflated body whorl, w/o F++/GEM 8.00
Struthiolaria vermis Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 30-35mm, f vermis, tan with inflated body whorl, dead good 3.00
Struthiolaria vermis Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 40-45mm, f tricarinata, taller than vermis, deep suture, w/o F++ 8.00
Struthiolaria vermis Martyn, 1784 New Zealand 40-50mm, f flemingi, lacking ridges or nodules on body F++ 8.00
Lambis wheelwrighti Green, 1978 Philippines 170-200mm, possibly a hybrid of millipedes and truncata F+/F++ 55.00

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