Wide Pacific Conch (6”+) cluster The branching structure creates habitat

The branching structure creates habitat and shelter for many other reef species

Widest pacific conch seashells are extremely thick and heavy shells with beautiful patterns

They are famously known for being able to eat the venomous Crown-of-Thorns Starfish

spindle-shaped shell that is usually white and yellow/brown in colour

Wide Pacific Conch (6”+) cluster The branching structure creates habitatWidest pacific conch seashells are extremely thick and heavy shells with beautiful patterns. They have a large, thick flared outer lip that half way encompasses the spire of the shell. AKA: Milk Conch. They're collected in the SW Pacific Ocean. The Shell you receive may not look exactly like the image. No two are alike.