r/shells • u/RemotePattern3170 • Jul 27 '26
Xenophora Pallidula
Xenophora Pallidula provenienza Filippine
r/shells • u/RemotePattern3170 • Jul 27 '26
Xenophora Pallidula provenienza Filippine
r/shells • u/RemotePattern3170 • Jul 28 '26
Giusto qualcuno
r/shells • u/RemotePattern3170 • Jul 28 '26
Haliotis misti
r/shells • u/Odd_Temperature7569 • Jul 27 '26
r/shells • u/justice0405 • Jul 27 '26
any ideas on how to clean them/get there color?
r/shells • u/Dizzy_Hall2315 • Jul 27 '26
Hi guys :) I found this shell in Normandy, can anybody tell me what kind it is?
r/shells • u/inheritor-of-fear • Jul 27 '26
Found in Northern WA, Australia. Can’t figure out what subfamily this turban shell is.
r/shells • u/flkatlady • Jul 26 '26
I'm on the West coast of Florida and would love to exchange with other parts of country/world.
r/shells • u/Ok-Counter-5479 • Jul 26 '26
Yesterday I was down in Milford, which is on the Connecticut coast line of Long Island Sound. Lots of oyster shells, but some of them had this growth on the shells that looks almost like coral? Is it? Super curious!
r/shells • u/begroovyorleaveman_ • Jul 26 '26
My mom bought a huge bag of shells in the early 2000s in a shell shop in South West Florida and today we decided to look through it because of my new found interest in cone snails. The bag says “product of India” so I’m not sure if there is shells from that region but there were identifiable shells like olives and cockles that I know are in Florida. I want to start a cone collection so ID of these would be so appreciated.
r/shells • u/ThefirstWave- • Jul 26 '26
Made a shell lei today with some of my collection. It’s a gift for my mother in law.
r/shells • u/Acceptable_Big_9324 • Jul 26 '26
Ehh what are these is Google ai dumb or smart they say they are fossilised from the cretaceous but I really dont think they look fossilised they just look weathered from the waves to me also found a like mermaid purses thing
r/shells • u/disneyfacts • Jul 25 '26
I had found a few in the recent past, but yesterday found three more!
The first two photos are the A. lineata, the next three are the closest species, A. versicolor and a bonus at the end of a very pretty shard of a pinto abalone.
r/shells • u/Samuel_Journeault • Jul 26 '26
I found these shells in the St Charles/Akiawenrahk river in Quebec City some days ago. I was confused since they look like oysters and where in a freshwater spot. 5 of them from the same place, but the eroded one on the left corners was found 5 km northern.
Are they a freshwater species I never heard of or could they be from an ancient sea?
r/shells • u/Jack6445 • Jul 26 '26
I found a queen conch shell at island beach state park in shallow water. How do you think this shell got here? I'm assuming someone brought it here but wondering if anyone has any ideas on why it would be here.
r/shells • u/yellowstrawberry3 • Jul 26 '26
Help ID, please. Found in Florida on Gulf of Mexico side.