Bullmouth Helmet Shell (3”-4”) fire feeding on clams and snails

feeding on clams and snails

As deep waters are naturally more acidic than shallow waters

They are famously known for being able to eat the venomous Crown-of-Thorns Starfish

sand-colored with light brown shades

A muffin snail shell is actually a land snail

Bullmouth Helmet Shell (3”-4”) fire feeding on clams and snailsBullmouth Helmet seashells, or Cypraecassis rufa, is also often known as the Red Helmet Seashell. It is identified by its unique patterns of cream, orange and brown. This species is found off the southern African coast from northern KwaZulu Natal and Mozambique, as well as off the shores of Kenya. You will receive a 5 6" seashell similar to the reference specimens. These are real shell specimens so variations in pattern and color should be expected.