Solaropsis gibboni (L. Pfeiffer, 1846) - 63,4mm Family_COLUMBARIIDAE with a scar near the

with a scar near the aperture

Locality: Gobernadora Island

Solaropsis gibboni displays an extraordinarily intricate pattern of fine zigzag and flame-like markings in rich chocolate-brown and cream

dredged in 2026 at 150 meters depth off Venezuela

Trawled by local fishermen at 30-35 meters depth

Solaropsis gibboni (L. Pfeiffer, 1846) - 63,4mm Family_COLUMBARIIDAE with a scar near theLocality: Colombia, 2025 Grade: F+++ A magnificent Colombian land snail and one of the most visually stunning terrestrial gastropods in the world. Solaropsis gibboni displays an extraordinarily intricate pattern of fine zigzag and flame like markings in rich chocolate brown and cream, radiating outward in perfect spiral symmetry, more reminiscent of a work of art than a natural shell. Collected directly from trees in the Colombian rainforest. At 63.