Heavenly King Red Spiral Shell
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conch
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The Heavenly King Red Spiral Snail, also known as the Florida Maconk Snail, is a highly predatory sea snail in subtropical and tropical regions. They are the largest gastropod in the United States. The shell of the Heavenly King Red Spiral Snail is 60 centimeters long. The shell is spindle shaped and has a long siphon tube with up to 10 spirals. The shell of the juvenile is bright orange and turns grayish white to salmon orange as it grows, with a light yellow brown or dark brown stratum corneum. The Heavenly King Red Spinning Snail is preyed upon by other large marine predators, including the Left Spinning Snail, Queen Phoenix Snail, and Bone Snail genus. They also have same-sex cannibalism. In aquariums, they also eat small hermit crabs.
