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Rhinocochlis moluensis
Thanks, @KarstNaturalis for the info & ID :)
This snail belongs to Rhinocochlis moluensis (Godwin-Austen, 1891). Endemic species from Mulu area.
Thanks, @Lauren.I waited quite a bit for it to come out, but I guess she doesn't like my lights :(This was taken at night.
Very beautiful, you can see a tiny piece of his head sticking out.
Possibly Dyakia kintana, or near. See: http://www.seashellhub.com/Ariophantidae...The snail is sinistral with a sharply carinate body whorl
Spotted on Dec 27, 2013 Submitted on Jan 26, 2014
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Thanks, @KarstNaturalis for the info & ID :)
This snail belongs to Rhinocochlis moluensis (Godwin-Austen, 1891). Endemic species from Mulu area.
Thanks, @Lauren.
I waited quite a bit for it to come out, but I guess she doesn't like my lights :(
This was taken at night.
Very beautiful, you can see a tiny piece of his head sticking out.
Possibly Dyakia kintana, or near. See: http://www.seashellhub.com/Ariophantidae...
The snail is sinistral with a sharply carinate body whorl