Laevistrombus guidoi
NameLaevistrombus guidoi
Scientific NameLaevistrombus guidoi
Common NameGuido's Stromb
FamilyStrombidae
GenusLaevistrombus
Speciesguidoi
Geographic DistributionIndo-Pacific, primarily known from the Philippines (e.g., Sulu Sea).
Shell Shapefusiform
Average Size (mm)60-90 mm (can reach up to 100 mm)
Identifying FeaturesDistinguished by its smooth, glossy, unpatterned creamy-white shell, relatively high conical spire, and broad body whorl. The absence of strong sculpture and its elegant, somewhat elongated form are key characteristics within the genus Laevistrombus.
Raritycommon
Author Citation(Man in 't Veld & De Turck, 1998)
Description
A medium-sized, elegant gastropod shell, characterized by its smooth, glossy surface and uniform creamy-white to pale yellowish coloration. It possesses a moderately tall, conical spire and a large, inflated body whorl, tapering towards the anterior end. The overall shape is fusiform-ovate, typical of the Strombidae family.
