




Venus Comb Murex Seashells
Venus Pecten Lightfoot
4" - 5"
Out of stock
Venus comb murex seashells have spines resemble a comb. They're either white, gray or a tannish brown. The spines are quite fragile. These mollosks may produce these long spines to deter predators or to keep from sinking in the sand. AKA: Venus Pecten Lightfoot. They are common in the Indo-Pacific.