TIBIA SHELLS ONE OF THE MOST COLORFUL AND COLLECTIBLE OF THE CONCH FAMILY
Tibia Shells belong the family Strombidae. They are considered one of the true conch shells. Tibia's are spindle shaped with a long siphonal canal. These are a color group and some species are highly prized by collectors. Most live in off shore waters where there is plenty of sand.
Tibia Curta Shell
- J1-10
- One Tibia Curta, a dense Shell from the Indo-Pacific region stretching from the Indian Ocean east to the northern Australian/New Zealand shores 3 3/8 to 4 6/8 inches .... .59
White Tibia Shell
B1-10
One White Tibia a deep water unusual species from the Indo-Pacific region 2 6/8 to 4 inches ...... .55
Baby White Tibia Shell
Z1-9
One Baby White Tibia, a deep water unusual species from the Indo-Pacific region 1 6/8 to 3 inches...... OUT OF STOCK
TIBIA FUSUS COLLECTOR SHELL
Shell type The Tibia Fusus is a Gastropod (single shell mollusk). It belongs to the family of Strombidae or related to the conch family of shells. The Tibia Fusus is sometimes called the Shinbone Tibia.
Description This is s slender shell with a narrow, elongated straight, needle like siphonal canal. This long needle like canal is highly prized by collectors when undamaged. Color is pale brown with some cream and white on under side of shell.
Habitat The Tibia Fusus are found from the Indian Ocean east to the northern Australian/New Zealand shores. The prefer tropical deep water.
J1-4One Tibia Fusus collector shell 5 3/8 to 7 inches ......$1.99
J2-4One Tibia Fusus shell 7 to 9 inches ......$2.45
Tibia Martini Shell
Rostellariella martini, or Tibia martinii, common name the Martini's tibia, is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Strombidae
TM1-10One Tibia Martini shell 3 6/8 to 4 inches ..... $5.75