Sea Urchin Taxidermy full body mount - Metalia angustus. - 17 cm - 14 cm - 14 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Specimen: sea urchin Metalia angustus from Spain, in good condition (2025), weighing 0.580 kg with dimensions 17 cm high by 14 cm wide by 14 cm deep, displayed under a black-painted glass bell on a wooden base and illuminated by LED lights powered by two CR2032 batteries.

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Filipino sea urchin under a glass dome.
Species: Metalia angustus XXL.
Very decorative and in perfect condition.
It is illuminated with a copper wire LED lights powered by 2 CR2032 batteries and has a hidden on/off switch at the bottom of the wooden base. The batteries are very easy to change.
The dome has been painted black on the back, which greatly enhances the interior piece.
The glass can be rotated to show any side of that piece.

Filipino sea urchin under a glass dome.
Species: Metalia angustus XXL.
Very decorative and in perfect condition.
It is illuminated with a copper wire LED lights powered by 2 CR2032 batteries and has a hidden on/off switch at the bottom of the wooden base. The batteries are very easy to change.
The dome has been painted black on the back, which greatly enhances the interior piece.
The glass can be rotated to show any side of that piece.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Sea Urchin
Scientific name
Metalia angustus.
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Spain
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2025
Weight
0.58 kg
Height
17 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
Sold by
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