The one below was found eating an Echinothrix urchin.
The one below appeared to be depositing its dark-colored egg mass inside the shell of an old dead bivalve. We did not actually see it producing the eggs.
Two more from lagoon algae patches.
The specimen below was unusually large at 35.1mm but the shell shape with limited posterior canal development matches Lampasopsis rhodostoma.
Created 10 August 2010
Updated 21 March 2022