The “Persian Horse Conch” is a large fasciolariid native to the Indian Ocean, with most specimens originating from Sri Lanka and India. A rare species until recent years and better known under the synonym Pleuroploca persica Reeve, 1847, today it is still uncommon. A predatory gastropod, it lives in shallow water down to about -20m. Average size 100~115mm, although occasionally giant specimens may exceed 130mm. – Adapted from Chong Chen’s post
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Indian Ocean part of Indonesia. Dived at 5m deep, 2024. Canal with chip. A slight scar at the penultimate whorl.
Indian Ocean part of Indonesia. Dived at 5m deep, 2024. Canal with chip. Spire slightly eroded.
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