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Amphidromus adamsii f. ornata – Superb pattern! Very rare!
Caught on high trees, Feb 2020. A thin line side dorsum. A minor peck mark below spire. Rarest of the adamsii forms, only 1 left and no more.
Amphidromus jacobsoni – Pink band
Found on plantation crops.
Amphidromus jacobsoni – Pink band
Found on plantation crops.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – Big with nice line pattern
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – big, elongated
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – Big, nice pattern
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – Dark lower dorsum with thick bands
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – Nice colour
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus laevus janetabbasae – Stout with dark lower dorsum
Collected by villager around the forest of Pulau Kisar, October 2024.
Amphidromus mariae – Beautiful!
Found on trees in the forest, June 2024.
Amphidromus renkeri – Very beautiful specimen!
Caught on coffee trees, late 2021.
Amphidromus webbi simalurensis – Dextral and sinistral pair
Collected by the locals in the forest.
Angaria melanacantha – superb spines!
Divers 5-6 m. Some chipped spines.
Angaria vicdani – Beautiful!
Tangle Nets 100-200m, April 2022. Some spines chipped.
Annachlamys reevei – Superb pattern!
Collected 100m deep. Tiny drill hole lower half.
Annachlamys striatula – Beautiful
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Arestorides argus argus – Beautiful! Dwarf
Collected by diver, 1974
Arestorides argus argus – Beautiful! Heavy and solid
Collected by diver, 1974
Arestorides argus argus – nice pattern
Dived at 25 feet Jan 1978. Some stress lines. Ex collection of the late Mr. Michael Chew.
Austrasiatica hirasei – Rare now, big and beautiful specimen!
Trawled in about 130-160 meters deep. Minor sand inclusions on base.
Barycypraea teulerei – Large (53.3mm), selected and superb margins!
Collected at 3m, 2024.
Barycypraea teulerei – very beautiful!
Collected at 3m, 2024.
Barycypraea teulerei – Very large (56.2mm) and beautiful!
Collected at 3m, 2024.
Bolinus brandaris f. longispinosus
Collected by George Sangiouloglou, on sand 4~8m at Varkiza Bay, Saronicos Gulf.
Bothriembryon dux – Nice, dark aperture
Found in bushes. A nick lower lip.
Bothriembryon fuscus – Very uncommon, hardly offered
Found under trees in leaf litter. Some chips lower lip.
Bothriembryon melo – Uncommon, banded
Found on bushes. Lip with small nicks.
Bothriembryon melo – Uncommon, plain
Found on bushes. Lip with chips.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice colour & pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice sunray pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – nice sunray pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – plain dirty colour
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – superb pattern!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – superb very dark!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Bractechlamys vexillum – unusual pattern, pinkish!
Dived at 10m, Jan 2025.
Callistocypraea broderipii – beautiful and rare
Collected by scuba diver at near 50-60 meters deep in caves, off Aliwal Shoal, Natal south coast zone. 2 tiny drill holes on base. A mark and a tiny drill hole on upper dorsum.
Callistocypraea nivosa – Large and nice spots!
October 1976
Cassis madagascariensis – Nice specimen
6~12m deep, sandy coral bottom, 2024. Dorsum with sponge attacks. Some minor nicks on the upper shield.
Cassis tuberosa – Beautiful specimen!
6~12m deep, sandy coral bottom, 2024. Largest digit slight chip. Very heavy, mind the postage.
Charonia lampas rubicunda f. powelli – Superb dark specimen!
Found by diver 15m on reef. Spire eroded.
Chicoreus capucinus -Self-collected
Self collected during full moon low tide, on mangrove trees, 5 km from Port Dickson town, 2016
Chicoreus capucinus -Self-collected
Self collected during full moon low tide, on mangrove trees, 5 km from Port Dickson town, 2016
Chicoreus capucinus -Self-collected
Self collected during full moon low tide, on mangrove trees, 5 km from Port Dickson town, 2016
Chicoreus cornucervi – Amazing recurved spines!
Collected during low tide on exposed muddy reef. Small pinhole. Canal with chip.
Chicoreus ramosus – Nice large specimen (235.6mm) with nice fronds!
Very minor nick. Ex-coll of the late Michael Chew.
Cirsotrema rugosum – Rare and superb specimen!
Collected by diver 20m on a reef.
Conasprella aculeiformis – nice specimen
Collected muddy bottom, 90~120 feet, Jan 1977
Conus achatinus – large and beautiful and uncommon locality!
Collected by divers, 1974
Conus ammiralis – rare locality, beautiful pattern
Trawled in Marang area, off Kuala Terengganu at 150ft depth on sandy bottom, 17th Feb 1978.
Conus aulicus – Beautiful pattern and gem!
collected 30 feet under coral head by Chew Teck Chee, 21st May 1978.
Conus betulinus – Superb pattern!
Collected by local fishermen. Minor nicks on lower lip.
Conus betulinus – Superb pattern!
Collected by local fishermen. Slight nick lower lip.
Conus bullatus – superb Sumbawa pale form!
Minor nicks lower lip.
Conus bullatus – superb Sumbawa pale form!
Chipped at the canal
Conus capitaneus- Self-collected, nice dark colour!
Self-collected 1m of water around coral reef, 2019.
Conus capitaneus- superb pattern like-sumatrensis but I am quite sure it is capitaneus!
Self-collected 1m of water around coral reef, 2019. Cap shell attached.
Conus caracteristicus – Uncommon locality, large size (64.3mm)!
Live netted off Perhentian Island. The WRS is a freak with extended spire, these are regular low spire specimen in large size.
Conus caracteristicus – Uncommon locality, nice clean looking specimen
Live netted off Perhentian Island
Conus coccineus – Very large (53.2mm)!
17th March 1978. Minor lower dorsal scar.
Conus cordigera – special pattern!
By compressor divers, 20-25m deep.
Conus crocatus thailandis – Rare, large with exceptional dark colour and pattern, with operculum!
Taken by diver in deep water off Raya Island, 3rd August 1983.
Conus episcopatus – Beautiful pattern and large size!
Very minor scar on the dorsum.
Conus episcopatus – Very large from rare locality! Large tents! Heavy and matured shell, nice quality for the size!
Trawled in Marang area, off Kuala Terengganu. Nice quality for the size!
Conus eximius – Giant (50.1mm) Nice specimen!
Trawled 1977. Minor nicks on the lip.
Conus eximius – Superb quality colour and pattern!
Trawled 1977.
Conus generalis – From Terengganu, Malaysia, very beautiful!
Trawled by prawners off Perhentian Island. Ex Collection of the late Mr. Michael Chew.
Conus gloriamaris – Giant (142.0mm), largest specimen we ever had! Great quality for this size!
Tangle nets 100~120m. Protoconch chipped. Thickened lip. Sponge hole on the dorsum as seen in picture. Very minor scar on the lower dorsal.
Conus gloriamaris – Nice pattern! With operculum!
Tangle Nets 100-120 m. A minor nick lower lip. A 2cm scar near upper lip and a short scar side of dorsum, a thin scar near lower lip.
Conus gubernator – Beautiful colour and quality!
Caught by divers, 2024.
Conus gubernator – Exceptional pattern, quality and giant size (83.9mm)!
Caught by divers, 2024.
Conus kintoki – rare locality, only 2 from Terengganu
Minor roughness on the lip
Conus lynceus – Uncommon locality from Off Terengganu, Malaysia, superb pattern and quality!
Trawled by local fisherman off Terengganu at South China Sea, 1976. Nice quality!
Conus maculospira – Very rare locality, probably the true pale maculospira, albinistic giant (46.0mm)
Trawled by local fisherman.
Conus milneedwardsi clytospira – Giant! (154.7mm), dark pattern!
Trawled at 90 to 130 meters deep, August 2023. Some minor chips on upper lip. Minor hairline scars near to lower lip and on spire area. Over all, very nice for this size!
Conus mustelinus – self-collected, young shell
Snorkeled at 1m at coral reef, sandy bottom.
Conus mustelinus – Superb pattern! Good quality
Trawled in Marang area, off Kuala Terengganu.
Conus nobilis gisellelieae – Large and dark colour!
Collected by local fishermen 5-20m. Slight nick at the lip and protoconch.
Conus omaria – From Pulau Tioman, Malaysia, Exceptional endemic form! Superb pattern and quality! Very large (71.7mm)!
From Pulau Tioman near Mersing, 18th Sept 1977. Tiny spire preserved! This possibly represents an endemic form, or maybe subspecies of C. omaria. Ex collection of the late Mr. Michael Chew. Note: I checked the WRS Conus omaria and it seems to be a Conus episcopatus. Omaria seldom grow bigger than 80mm in my experience. True WRS should be only 80+mm.
Conus ranonganus – the best quality!
Trawled by Thai boats 80~120m. No scars which is rare in this scar prone species!
Conus scabriusculus – Giant (41.8mm) and nice!
20 feet under coral slabs on sand, collected by Chew Teck Chee, 17th Sept 1977.
Conus striatus – Very nice pattern and quality!
Collected by diver, 1975.
Conus sulcatus f. bocki – Beautiful
Trawled 1976. Slight chip on upper lip, spire nicked.
Conus tagaroae – Beautiful!
Dived 5-8m.
