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Pricelist Pectinidae  updated 18-04-08 ALL PRICES IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

NEW: Special offers now include specially composed colour-sets, hand-selected to match in size & beautifully displaying the spectacular variety of all available colours and patterns.

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Description:

Grading:

Prices in AUD:

Lindapecten acanthodes Dall, 1925

Virgin Islands 20-25mm, similar to L. muscosus F++/GEM  $  12.00

Semipallium aktinos Petterd, 1886

Western Australia

20-35mm, typical brown, cream, fawn specimens

F++/GEM

 $  6.00

Victoria, Australia 30-45mm, typical brown, cream fawn specimens F++/GEM

 $  10.00

Western Australia unusual colours – red, yellow, etc, extremely rare F++/GEM

 $  50.00

Western Australia unusual colours, mauve coloured, one only, extremely rare GEM  $  85.00

Bractechlamys antillarum (Recluz, 1853)

Virgin Islands 20-25mm, predominantly white/cream F++/GEM  $  8.00

Mimachlamys asperrima Lamarck, 1819

South Australia 65-80mm, largest of this species commonly available, brown & dull purple F++/GEM  $  6.00
South Australia 65-80mm, largest of this species commonly available, red or orange F++/GEM  $ 12.00
colour-set, South Australia 65-80mm,  nice colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range F++/GEM  $  38.00
Western Australia 40-60mm, generally smaller, wide range of colours available F++/GEM  $  5.00
colour-set, Western Australia 40-60mm, generally smaller,  colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range F++/GEM  $  15.00
Tasmania, Australia over 10mm, giant local form, only ever brown F++  $  15.00

Mimachlamys australis Sowerby, 1842

Carnarvon, Western Australia 75-105mm,  amazing  range of common colours: brown, tan, lavender, purple and multi-coloured F++/GEM  $  10.00
Carnarvon, Western Australia 60-75mm,  very wide range of common colours, smaller average size F++/GEM  $  6.00
Carnarvon, Western Australia 75-105mm,  rare colours, i. e. stunning orange, red, deep purple F++/GEM  $  15.00
Carnarvon, Western Australia 60-75mm,  rare colours, i. e. deep orange, deep red, deep purple - smaller average size   F++/GEM  $  12.00
Carnarvon, Western Australia 75-100mm, rare and beautiful bright yellow   F++/GEM  $  38.00
Carnarvon, Western Australia 60-75mm,  bright and intense yellow - smaller average size   F++/GEM  $  25.00
colour-set, Western Australia 60-75mm, smaller average size,  colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range F++/GEM  $  25.00
colour-set, Western Australia 75-100mm, smaller average size,  colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range F++/GEM  $  38.00

Amusium balloti Bernard, 1861

Western Australia 100-130mm, a commercial species that is almost never GEM, usually fawn, hand-selected F+/F++  $  12.00
Western Australia 100-130mm, unusual colours or with rays of contrasting colour, very uncommon F+/F++  $  25.00

Spathochlamys benedicti Verrill & Bush in Verrill, 1897

Florida, USA under 10mm, red/orange shells F++/GEM  $  3.00
Florida, USA over 10mm, red/orange shells F++/GEM  $  6.00

Equichlamys bifrons Lamarck, 1819

South Australia 75-90mm, a commercial species with many variations in colour & pattern, typical colours are purple rays on white  F++/GEM  $  12.00
South Australia 50-75mm, many variations in colour & pattern, typical colours are purple rays on white  - smaller average size F++/GEM  $  6.00
South Australia 75-90mm, orange and peach colours F++/GEM  $  30.00
South Australia 60-75mm, orange and peach colours - smaller average size F++/GEM  $  25.00
South Australia 75-90mm, white shells - rare F++/GEM  $  25.00
South Australia 60-75mm, white shells - rare - smaller average size F++/GEM  $  20.00

Euvola chazaliei (Dautzenberg, 1900) 

Venezuela 30-35mm, thin delicate species F++  $  5.00

Mesopeplum convexum Quoy & Gaimard, 1835

New Zealand 45-60mm, similar to M. fenestratum, but generally larger, a variety of colours, pink, red & purple forms are more common F++/GEM  $  15.00

Semipallium coruscans Hinds, 1845

Western Australia 10-20mm, rare shell from W. Australia, mainly from Christmas Island, Indian Ocean F++  $  6.00
Queensland, Australia 10-20mm, rare shell, mainly from Christmas Island, Indian Ocean - live taken in QLD among coral rubble F++/GEM  $  6.00
Queensland, Australia 10-20mm, rare shell, yellow  - live taken in QLD among coral rubble   F++/GEM  $  12.00

Mimachlamys crassicostata (Sowerby II, 1842)

Japan 80-100mm, typical colours tan, pale orange and brown F++/GEM  $  6.00

Laevichlamys cuneata Reeve, 1853 - was called irregularis

Western Australia 25-35mm, good range of colours, blue-black, cream, red, orange F++  $  6.00
Queensland, Australia 25-35mm, live taken specimens from QLD, good range of colours, incl. blue-black, cream, red, orange  F++/GEM  $  10.00
Christmas Is., W. Australia 25-40mm, rare location with occasionally larger specimens F++  $  6.00

Zygochlamys delicatula Hutton, 1873

New Zealand 60-75mm, can be spectacular, rarely GEM as usually trawled with commercial species, typically fawn and light brown F++/GEM  $  10.00
New Zealand 60-75mm, rare colours: red and orange F++/GEM  $  25.00
New Zealand 60-75mm, pure white, rare  F++/GEM  $  110.00

Semipallium dianae Crandall, 1979

Western Australia 45-55mm, very rare from W. Australia, variable colours F++/GEM  $  12.00
Western Australia 45-55mm, very rare from W. Australia, unusual colours: red and orange F+/F++  $  30.00
Western Australia 45-55mm, very rare from W. Australia, very unusual deep purple F++  $  55.00

Chlamys dieffenbachi Reeve, 1853

New Zealand 30-40mm, typically purple/brown F++/GEM  $  15.00

Euvola diegensis Dall, 1853

California, USA 80-90mm, specially hand-selected shells, great condition, typical shades of brown F++/GEM  $  12.00
California, USA 80-90mm, rare orange/white specimens F++/GEM  $  55.00
California, USA 80-90mm, rare white shells F++/GEM  $  110.00

Mesopeplum fenestratum (Hedley, 1901) - was called caroli 

Queensland, Australia 30-40mm, a commercial species from Southern QLD, bright pink, red, purple colours on a white background F++/GEM  $  10.00
form triggi, Western Australia 20-30mm, exceptionally rare form F++   $  95.00

Annachlamys flabellata Lamarck, 1819 - was called melicus or leopardus

Western Australia 55-70mm, very colourful and variable, pure white to orange, pink, red and purple, very rarely GEM but nice F++  $  10.00

Aequipecten flabellatum Gmelin, 1791

Senegal 35-40mm, variable and pretty orange, red and brown patterns F++/GEM  $  4.00

Semipallium flavicans Linnaeus, 1758 - was called tigris

Western Australia 50-60mm, typical spectacular yellow interior, uncommon species from W. Australia, often large sized F++  $  10.00

Nodipecten fragosus (Conrad, 1849)

Florida, USA under 100mm, typically brown, fawn and pale red F++  $  10.00
Florida, USA over 100mm, typically brown, fawn and pale red F++  $  20.00

Mimachlamys funebris Reeve, 1853

Western Australia 45-55mm, two main colours, usually predominantly brown and tan F++/GEM  $  10.00
Western Australia 45-55mm, two main colours, unusual colours: predominantly red or orange, rare  F++/GEM  $  20.00
colour-set, Western Australia 45-55mm, colour-set of 3 specimens showing the variable range: one sp. each of  brown, orange and red F++/GEM  $  25.00

Semipallium fulvicostatum Adams & Reeve, 1850 

Indonesia 30-35mm, variable colours, mostly red/pink and fawn, various locations, nice F++/GEM  $  10.00

Pecten fumatus Reeve, 1852 - was called meridionalis or modestus

Western Australia 75-85mm, commercial species with deeply concave lower &  flat upper valves, variable colours and pattern, mostly brown F++  $  15.00
Western Australia 60-75mm, commercial species with deeply concave lower &  flat upper valves, unusual colours, incl. predominantly pink or white F+/F++  $  10.00
colour-set, Western Australia 60-75mm, colour-set of 3 specimens showing the variable range, incl. unusual coloured specimens F+/F++  $  28.00

Zygochlamys gemmulata Reeve, 1853

New Zealand 30-40mm, small but extremely colouful and variable F++/GEM  $  12.00

Argopecten gibbus Linnaeus, 1758

Florida, USA 30-40mm, typical specimens with brown flecks F++/GEM  $  3.00

Crassadoma gigantea (Gray, 1825)

California 90-100mm, nicely sculptured specimens F+/F++  $  20.00

Aequipecten glyptus (Verrill, 1882)

Florida, USA 35-40mm, nicely striped species F++/GEM  $  12.00

Chlamys hastata Sowerby, 1842

USA 40-45mm, uncommon species in very good condition F++/GEM  $  60.00

Notochlamys hexactus Linnaeus, 1758 - was called anguineus

Western Australia 35-45mm, typical nice brown/fawn specimens  F++/GEM  $  25.00
Western Australia 35-45mm, white or dark brown/black, rare  F++/GEM  $  55.00
Western Australia 35-45mm, unusual and rare colours: orange, red and lavender F++/GEM  $  120.00

Excellichlamys histrionica Gmelin, 1791

Western Australia 20-25mm, a rare shell from Western Australia F++/GEM  $  12.00

Argopecten irradians Lamarck, 1819

Florida, USA 50-60mm, variable and colourful species F++/GEM  $ 3.00

Mimachlamys lentiginosa Reeve, 1853

Queensland, Australia 30-40mm, typical Pacific form, brown with white specks and dark red umbo F++/GEM  $  5.00

Lindapecten lindae Petuch, 1995

Florida, USA 20-25mm, similar to L. muscosus F++/GEM  $  20.00

Aequipecten lineolaris Lamarck, 1819

Colombia 35-40mm, very fine busy pattern F++  $  10.00

Zygochlamys lischkei Dunker, 1850

Uruguay 50-60mm, striped with tan & brown F++  $  10.00

Scaeochlamys livida Lamarck, 1819

Western Australia 65-75mm, introduced from QLD, grow larger & more spectacular fronds in WA  than original QLD stock, usually brown or cream coloured F++  $  20.00
Western Australia 55-65mm, introduced species from QLD, unusual and rare colours: orange and red F++  $  38.00
Queensland, Australia 50-60mm, QLD shells generally smaller in size and with lesser fronds, typical shells F++  $  10.00

Haumea loxoides (Sowerby II, 1882) - was called juddi

Hawaii 15-20mm, dark mottled upper valve & white lower valve F++/GEM  $  15.00

Placopecten magellanicus Gmelin, 1791

North Carolina, USA 70-80mm, smooth flattened species, trawled F+/F++  $  15.00
North Carolina, USA 50-60mm, smooth flattened species, trawled F+/F++  $  10.00

Pecten maximus Linnaeus, 1758

North Sea under 80mm, heavily ribbed specimens, typical F++/GEM  $  2.00
North Sea over 80mm, heavily ribbed specimens, typical F++/GEM  $  3.00

Mirapecten mirificus Reeve, 1853

Philippines under 40mm, pink, orange and red/orange colours F++/GEM  $  3.00
Philippines over 40mm, pink, orange and red/orange colours F++/GEM  $  5.00

Lindapecten muscosus Wood, 1828

Florida, USA 30-40mm, typical pale brown shells F++  $  4.00
Florida, USA 30-40mm, typical pale brown shells F++/GEM  $  8.00
Florida, USA 30-40mm,unusual and rare red shells F++/GEM  $  10.00

Pecten novaezelandiae Reeve, 1852

New Zealand under 100mm, typical brown/purple shells F++  $  6.00
New Zealand over 100mm, typical brown/purple shells F++  $  10.00

Aequipecten opercularis Linnaeus, 1758

North Sea 50-60mm, wide range of colours F++/GEM  $  2.00
North Sea 60-80mm, variable colours F++/GEM  $  3.00

Caribachlamys ornata Lamarck, 1819

Florida, USA 30-40mm, brown with white pattern, typical F++/GEM  $  4.00
Florida, USA 20-30mm, unusual bright orange form F++/GEM  $  12.00

Gloripallium pallium Linnaeus, 1758

Western Australia 30-40mm, brown with white pattern, typical F++/GEM  $  6.00

Euvola papyraceum (Grabb, 1873)

Texas 50-60mm, mottled brown upper valve F++  $  4.00
Texas 40-50mm, mottled brown upper valve F++  $  3.00

Manupecten pesfelis Linnaeus, 1758

Mediterranean 50-60mm, typical brown shells with some yellow F++  $  10.00

Amusium pleuronectes Linnaeus, 1758

Philippines 60-70mm, typical for this species F++  $  3.00

Talochlamys pulleineana (Tate, 1887) - was called famigerator

Western Australia 16-20mm, rare deep water species, typical specimen F++  $  50.00

Argopecten purpuratus Lamarck, 1819

Peru 50-55mm, purple with white flecks F++/GEM  $  6.00

Decatopecten radula Linnaeus, 1758

Indonesia 75-85mm, large very dark shells, some almost black, never GEM F++  $  8.00

Decatopecten (radula) griggi Webb, 1957

Western Australia 75-90mm, WA form of radula has large obvious scales on ridges of both valves, very nice for species F++  $  10.00
Western Australia under 75mm, WA form of radula has large obvious scales on ridges of both valves, very nice for species F++  $  5.00

Rastellum rastellum Lamarck, 1819

Western Australia 35-40mm, very rare from WA, nice condition for species F++/GEM  $  12.00

Euvola raveneli Dall, 1898

Florida, USA 40-50mm, variable trawled species F++/GEM  $  4.00
Florida, USA 50-60mm, variable trawled species, large specimens F++/GEM  $  6.00

Chlamys rubida Hinds, 1845 

USA 50-55mm, a range of typical colours F++/GEM  $  5.00
USA 40-50mm, unusual and rare colours, i. e. yellow F++/GEM  $  20.00

Mimachlamys sanguinea Linnaeus, 1758

Philippines 60-70mm, many colours, variable F++/GEM  $  3.00

Mimachlamys scabricostata Sowerby II, 1915

Western Australia 45-50mm, very colourful, not unlike C. australis, but often frilly, usual colours fawn, cream and brown F++/GEM  $  6.00
Western Australia 40-45mm, very colourful, not unlike C. australis, but often frilly, unusual: red/orange coloured F++/GEM  $  20.00
Western Australia 25-30mm, very colourful, not unlike C. australis, but often frilly, unusual and rare: yellow F++  $  38.00
colour-set, Western Australia 35-45mm, colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range  F++  $  38.00

Caribachlamys sentis (Reeve, 1853) 

Florida, USA 30-40mm, dark colours F++/GEM  $  3.00
Florida, USA 40-50mm, spectacular red specimens F++/GEM  $  5.00

Volachlamys singaporina (Sowerby II, 1842) - was called comingi

Queensland, Australia 35-40mm, with mottled pattern, hard to get now F++/GEM  $  8.00

Gloripallium speciosum Reeve, 1853

Western Australia 45-50mm, extremely rare shell from WA, only found dead, variable condition, many typical colours F/F+  $  25.00
Western Australia 45-50mm, extremely rare shell from WA, only found dead, variable condition, unusual and rare colours F++/GEM  $  60.00

Excellichlamys spectabilis Reeve, 1853

Thailand 20-25mm, very hard to obtain from WA, more rare than E. histrionica F++/GEM  $  12.00

Laevichlamys squamosa Gmelin, 1791

Western Australia 45-50mm, very variable species, typical colours brown, fawn, pale yellow or pale orange F++  $  5.00
Western Australia 45-50mm, very variable, unusual colours:  bright yellow, orange or red F++  $  25.00

Annachlamys striatula Linnaeus, 1758 - was called macassarensis

Philippines 40-50mm, colourful species F++/GEM  $  4.00

Swiftopecten swiftii Bernardi, 1858

Japan 80-100mm, typical colours: brown/pink  F++/GEM  $  12.00

Nodipecten subnodosus Sowerby I, 1835

Pacific Mexico under 100mm, typical colours: brown and fawn F++  $  6.00
Pacific Mexico over 100mm, typical colours: brown and fawn - can be very spectacular this size F++  $  15.00

Anguipecten superbus Sowerby II, 1842

Philippines 40-50mm, red orange pattern F++/GEM  $  12.00
Western Australia 50-65mm, extremely rare shell from WA, only found dead, but often in good condition F+/F++  $  30.00
Western Australia 50-65mm, extremely rare shell from WA, only found dead, but often in good condition F++/GEM   $  50.00

Cyclopecten vancouverensis Whiteaves, 1893

California, USA 25-30mm, very clean and large specimens for species F+/F++  $  25.00

Argopecten ventricosus Sowerby II, 1842

Pacific Mexico 40-50mm, inflated species, variable wide range of colours F++/GEM  $  5.00

Euvola vogdesi Arnold, 1906

Mexico 60-80mm, concave upper valve F++  $  4.00

Complicachlamys wardiana Iredale, 1939 - often called luculentum

Western Australia 35-45mm, variable range of colours, incl. brown/ fawn, purple and shades of red F++/GEM  $  12.00
Western Australia 35-45mm, unusual and rare colours: orange and white F++/GEM  $  30.00
colour-set, Western Australia 35-45mm, colour-set of 5 specimens showing the variable range: incl. white and orange specimens F++/GEM  $  60.00

Talochlamys zeelandiae Gray, 1843

New Zealand 25-30mm, many variable colours and patterns F++/GEM  $  6.00

Euvola ziczac Linnaeus, 1758

Gulf of Mexico 40-50mm, relatively smooth species, variable colours F++/GEM  $  4.00
Gulf of Mexico over 50mm, relatively smooth, large for  species, variable colours F++  $  8.00
Florida, USA 40-50mm, orange or red specimens F+/F++  $  15.00

 

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