Jukes wentletrap (Epitonium jukesianum)

This species is a predetory marine snail that feeds on sea anemones. Often more commonly seen washed up along the beach than in live speciemens.

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What habitats does Epitonium jukesianum live in?

Can be found intertidally and subtidally in shallow water around sea anemones that it prays on

What is the distribution of Epitonium jukesianum?

Southern Australia including around Tasmania and is also found in New Zealand

How big does Epitonium jukesianum grow?

Can grow to around 15mm long

Common Name:Jukes wentletrap

GenusEpitonium

Speciesjukesianum

Family Name:Epitoniidae

Aliases: No Known Aliases

Origin:Native

Conservation Status:Not Evaluated

Tags: gastropd

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Species Added: 08-06-2022 00:00:00

Species Updated: 02-08-2022 00:00:00

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