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MELO BRODERIPII
MELO BRODERIPII
MELO BRODERIPII
MELO BRODERIPII
MELO BRODERIPII
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MELO BRODERIPII

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The MELO BRODERIPII, also known as the “melon shell” for its rounded shape, is native to the tropical waters of Southeast Asia, particularly around the Philippines, Indonesia, and northern Australia. These marine mollusks inhabit sandy seabeds in shallow waters, usually between 10 and 20 meters deep. They bury themselves beneath the sand to hide from predators while feeding on small invertebrates.
This carnivorous sea snail can produce shells ranging from 90 to 355 mm in size. It is also called the “bailer shell,” a name inherited from its shape, once used on traditional boats to scoop out water.
A true natural curiosity, this elegant specimen will fascinate collectors of rare seashells and enthusiasts of marine collections and cabinets of curiosities.

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Base Finsh
BRASS
Color/Finish
BEIGE
Material
METAL
width
15,00
Height
26,00
Depth
12,00
Unique Piece
Non
Delivery on quotes
Oui
Interior/Exterior
Intérieur
Spécificités de livraison
Produit naturel pouvant être soumis à législation particulière (WILDLIFE)
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