Mud Walkman
Murex tribulus
Also known as: Black-spined Murex, Caltrop Murex, Murex Shell, Murex Seashell, Murex Snail, Rare-spine Murex, Skeleton Shell, Triple-spined Murex, Venus Comb
- Black-spined Murex
- Caltrop Murex
- Murex Shell
- Murex Seashell
- Murex Snail
- Rare-spine Murex
- Skeleton Shell
- Triple-spined Murex
- Venus Comb
Overview
Found in shallow, muddy areas, among corals and rocks. Very elongated siphonal canal with very long spines.
They feed nocturnally on bivalves.
Murex Shells feed on bivalves by boring a hole into the animal and inserting their proboscis to feed.
They come in a range of colours and blend in with their surroundings.
These shells are highly prized collectors items with their winged and pungent spines.
Some look like walking skeleton shells.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-West Pacific
- Country only · 1
Found in shallow, muddy areas, among corals and rocks.
Adult photos 1
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Sea Snails (Muricidae)




