Sea snail┼ GEM ┼ Skeleton - Conus amadis - der Nachtjäger ┼ - 0 mm - 0 mm - 70 mm- Non-CITES species - (1)

Experience the fascinating beauty of the seas with this rare and exquisite sea snail, scientifically known as Conus amadis. This breathtaking specimen captivates with its impressive size, elegant form, and outstanding quality.

Origin:
Conus amadis is native to the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, particularly in the regions around the Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. These snails live in coral reefs and sandy seabeds, where they feed on small fish and other marine organisms.

Habits:
These snails are predatory and use their potent venom to immobilize their prey. They are known for their ability to move quickly and to pierce and consume their prey with their powerful radula (rasp tongue). Conus amadis is often found in shallow waters, where they hide during the day and go hunting at night.

Coloration:
The shell of Conus amadis is particularly striking and attractive. It displays a harmonious mix of various brown tones, often with white or cream-colored blotches, which give the shell an artful appearance. This coloration makes it a showpiece in any collection.

Special features:

Unique shell structure: The artistically crafted shell with its spiral whorls and growth lines is characteristic and gives the snail a distinctive and elegant look.

Size: With an impressive length of 9.1 cm, this specimen is particularly noteworthy.

Weight: The specimen weighs 50 grams, underscoring its robust structure.

Quality: This specimen is rated F+++, indicating very good preservation and appeal.

Growth scar: The growth scar adds an additional historical dimension to the shell and makes it even more unique.

Rarity and collector value: This species is rare and therefore particularly valuable to collectors.

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