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Distribution : These bivalves live attached to hard surfaces on tropical reefs.
This attached bivalve can be difficult to spot when its shell is overgrown. The opening reveals living tissue; this guide cautiously remains at genus level. These bivalves live attached to hard surfaces on tropical reefs.
Habitat
Coral reef
Depth
Filming depth not measured
Group
Role
Filter feeder
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WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
This attached bivalve can be difficult to spot when its shell is overgrown. The opening reveals living tissue; this guide cautiously remains at genus level.
WHERE DOES IT LIVE?
These bivalves live attached to hard surfaces on tropical reefs.
WHAT DOES IT EAT?
They filter water to collect small food particles.
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