Fig Shell, 2 pcs lace thick flared outer lip that

thick flared outer lip that half way encompasses the spire of the shell

They are named for their aperture which looks like a large

and are subsequently gradually enveloped and digested by sponge cells migrating to the area of contacts

Bonnet shells are found in tropical and temperate seas from the intertidal zone to depths of 100m

6 cm) thick

Fig Shell, 2 pcs lace thick flared outer lip thatFicus ficus is an unusual shaped thin shell being somewhat pear shaped with a long narrow aperture and four whorls. The spire is tiny. The shell may reach 5 ins (12 cm) in length. The maximum recorded shell length is 145 mm.[2] There is a trellis like sculpture of fine striations on the pinkish surface. The inside is orange and there is no operculum. There is a large foot with two curved flaps near the head and a single long siphon.[3] The Shell you