Fig Shell, 2 pcs marlin The Shell you receive may

The Shell you receive may not look exactly like the image

and is usually attached to a small piece of rock

The fronds may be clustered together in a supercolony formed from one or more individual colonies and extending for several metres (yards) across the seabed

Brown stem corals are comprised of tightly clustered white stems which are brown at the base as the name suggests

and is difficult to maintain

Fig Shell, 2 pcs marlin The Shell you receive mayFicus ficus is an unusual shaped thin shell being somewhat pear shaped with a long narrow aperture and four whorls. The spire is tiny. The shell may reach 5 ins (12 cm) in length. The maximum recorded shell length is 145 mm.[2] There is a trellis like sculpture of fine striations on the pinkish surface. The inside is orange and there is no operculum. There is a large foot with two curved flaps near the head and a single long siphon.[3] The Shell you