Scaphella matchetti Petuch & Sargent, 2011 - 104,6mm Family_CAMAENIDAE Collected on limestone

Collected on limestone

Dredged at 40 meters depth

Collected in coral sand and rubble at 3 meters depth

Myanmar (Burma)

Collected in a small water channel

Scaphella matchetti Petuch & Sargent, 2011 - 104,6mm Family_CAMAENIDAE Collected on limestoneLocality: Gulf of Darin, Colombia, 2025 Grade: F F+ Collected by traps at 350 meters depth by local boat Scaphella matchetti is one of the rarest volute shells in the world. Described scientifically only in 2011 by Petuch & Sargent, this stunning shell is found exclusively in the deep waters of the Gulf of Darin, Colombia, at depths of around 350 meters. It can only be obtained accidentally through artisanal fishing traps operated by local boats,