Fasciolariidae

Latirus craticulatus (Linne 1758) Gorgeous Extra large! F+++/Gem 44,2 mm. Very beautiful, hard to get. White and reddish/brown color with attractive cords and sculpture lamellas. Pale yellow, cram/white ribbed aperture and lip with beige marks and teeth. Has a small slightly growth mark on the lip side doesn't detract from it's overall beauty. Taken under rocks on shallow water. Kundu-Kundu Isl. in front of Munda Airport, Solomon Islands 1995

Opeatostoma pseudodon (Burrow 1815) Outstanding Small!F+++ W/O 39,5 mm. Small but very beautiful. White, black and brown color bands with yellowish spiral lines, attractive fine nodulose cords. White ribbed aperture and lip with black marks and long tooth. Has few small defects doesn't detract from it's overall beauty. Taken under rocks in shallow water. Hicaco, Veraguas, West Panama 1995

Latirus walkeri Melvill 1895 Gorgeous Yellowish/Brown! Gem 26,4 mm. Very beautiful. Tones of yellowish, brown and cream/white color with attractive corded ribs and fine nodulose body cords. Blue, white, gray, blackish ribbed aperture and lip with teeth. Taken under rocks at low tide. Broome, Western Australia 2020

Latirus philberti (Recluz 1844) Gorgeous!F+++/Gem 60,6 mm. Very beautiful, from rare locality, often confused with Latirus polygonus. White color with attractive blackish and brown marks, attractive sculpture with spiral knobs and nodulose cords. White ribbed aperture and lip with blackish, brown teeth. Has few micro defects. Taken on coral reef at 2-3 m. Molololailai, Mamanuca Islands, Fiji 1970