Wide Pacific Conch (6”+) helmet Truncate Spiders feed nocturnally on

Truncate Spiders feed nocturnally on algae

It is distinguished by the presence of large leaf-like fluted edges on its shell called 'scutes' which are often used as shelter by organisms such as small crabs

the Lightning Whelk has a left-handed shell (shell opening to the right with shell spire pointing “up”)

They have a large

Wide Pacific Conch (6”+) helmet Truncate Spiders feed nocturnally onWidest pacific conch seashells are extremely thick and heavy shells with beautiful patterns. They have a large, thick flared outer lip that half way encompasses the spire of the shell. AKA: Milk Conch. They're collected in the SW Pacific Ocean. The Shell you receive may not look exactly like the image. No two are alike.