Homalocantha secunda
NameHomalocantha secunda
Scientific NameHomalocantha secunda
Common NameNone found
FamilyMuricidae
GenusHomalocantha
Speciessecunda
Geographic DistributionIndo-Pacific region, including areas like the Philippines, Japan, and other tropical western Pacific waters.
Habitatsubtidal
Shell Shapefusiform
Average Size (mm)20-40
Identifying FeaturesProminent, frilly, and often spiny axial varices (usually 6-7 per whorl) that extend along the shell. A relatively small, oval aperture and a moderately long, open siphonal canal. The overall rugged and ornate sculpture is distinctive.
Raritycommon
Author Citation(Reeve, 1845)
Description
A small to medium-sized predatory sea snail shell, characterized by its intricate and spiny sculpture. The shell is fusiform, with prominent, frilly axial varices that give it a rugged appearance. The siphonal canal is moderately long and often slightly curved. The overall color is light, with subtle banding.
