Sea Snails, Limpets (Gastropoda, excluding Euthyneura)

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Hejor1 wrote:

27 Jan 2025

@Jennyncmg they definitely could be

Bembicium auratum

Jennyncmg wrote:

27 Jan 2025

They look more like Bembicium auratum

Bembicium auratum

Jennyncmg wrote:

24 Dec 2024

There is a good article in iNaturalist about the differences between the two Nerite species. N melanotragus has a brown operculum but N atramentosa has a black one

Nerita melanotragus

Jennyncmg wrote:

21 Dec 2024

Maybe a view of the underside with the operculum would help identify whether this is Nerita atramentosa or malanotragus

Nerita sp.

Jennyncmg wrote:

9 Dec 2024

This does not look like Celllana tramoserica but may be a chiton (the grren band where it attaches makes that more likely) However the photo is too blurry to identify further.

Cellana tramoserica