Apple Snail
Malea pomum
Also known as: Apple Tun, Grinning Tun, Pacific Grinning Tun, Tun Shell
- Apple Tun
- Grinning Tun
- Pacific Grinning Tun
- Tun Shell
Overview
Found over fine sandy bottoms, of coral and rocky reefs.
They feed on sea cucumbers.
These are a small family, their large shells have a distinct spiral.
They feed on sea cucumbers by sucking the food in with their large proboscis.
These large animals are able to burrow themselves completely in sand to escape predators.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-Pacific, Western Central Atlantic
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Found over fine sandy bottoms, of coral and rocky reefs.
Adult photos 1
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