Naked
moon snail
Sinum
sp.
Family Naticidae
updated
Oct 10
Where
seen?
Resembling a large stiff white slug, this snail is sometimes seen
in our seagrass meadows at night. When the shell is seen, it looks
like a moon snail that refuses to withdraw into its shell. It is also
called the Ear moon snail or Baby ear moon snail because of the shape
of its delicate shell.
Features: The animal can be 10cm
long. The shell is small (about 2cm) thin, white and flat with a large
shell opening and is usually completely covered by the living animal.
It has a chalky operculum. The body is leathery and white. |

Changi, May 11
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Photo shared by Loh Kok Sheng on his
blog.
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Cyrene Reef, Jul 10
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