Distorsio Reticulata | Distorsio Reticularis | 1.5 - 3.5 Inches

Seashell Supplies Philippines Rustic. Distorsio Reticulata, commonly known as the Reticulated Distorsio, is a species of predatory sea snail found in tropical and subtropical oceans. It has a distinctive shell with a tall spire and a large body whorl. The shell is characterized by a beautiful reticulated pattern, consisting of intricate and raised spiral ridges that intersect, creating a net-like or lattice-like appearance. The coloration of Distorsio Reticulata varies, ranging from shades of cream, brown, or orange, often with darker markings or spots. It has a strong foot that it uses for locomotion and a long siphon for respiration. This species is known for its carnivorous feeding habits, preying on other mollusks and small invertebrates. The Reticulated Distorsio is prized by collectors for its unique shell pattern and is often sought after for display or as a part of shell collections. Philippine Local Name: Distorsio Reticulata. Common Name: Reticulate Distorsio. Scientific Name