Liguus fasciatus testudineus
Pilsbry, 1912

Collected North of Loop Road, Pinecrest, Florida.
This specimen is similar to the the testudineus
with the flame markings starting at sutures.
This Liguus exists in a colony consisting of shells as in
that pictured and a small number of lossmanicus.
L= 50.6  mm   W= 30.2 

ID#L0049 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety castaneus
Simpson, 1920

Collected at Hammock #31, Long Pine Key, Southern Everglades.
This variety is found throughout the Atlantic Coastal Ridge
from Miami through Long Pine Key in the Southern Everglades.
Another dark shell exhibiting a distinct color cline from melanistic to light color shading.
L= 57.1  mm   W= 34.7  mm

ID#L0049 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety versicolor
Simpson, 1920
Collected at Osteen Hammock, Long Pine Key,
Southern Everglades.
This variety is found throughout Long Pine Key
in the Southern Everglades area.
It occurs in pure colonies as well as some mixed colonies.
The type specimen is from Osteen Hammock in Long Pine Key,
is very similar to this shell . This is another dark
shell exhibiting a color cline from melanistic to paler shades.
L= 51.4  mm   W= 28.2  mm

ID#L0050 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety evergladesensis
Jones, 1979

A somewhat  recently discovered variety found
in a few hammocks north of the
Tamiami Trail in Collier County.
It is very similar in color pattern to some
clenchi specimens but differing in having pink pigmentation
on the first few whorls of the columellar area
and parietal areas.
L= 48.4  mm   W= 26.1  mm

ID#L0052 Price US $50
 

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
form ornatus
Simpson, 1920

This shell is the "clear" form from the Totten's Key colony.
This is a widespread form and is essentially a
testudineus having lost
the dark color characters. While usually found in mixed
colonies with other testudineus, it also occurs in pure colonies.
L= 56.3  mm   W= 27.8  mm

ID#L0053 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
form ornatus
Simpson, 1920

This shell is the "lined" form from the Totten's Key colony.
L= 56.4  mm   W= 27.7  mm

ID#L0054 Price US $50
 

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
form fuscoflammellus
Frampton, 1932

This tree snail is found in the Redlands area of
southern Dade County, specifically Timm's Hammock.
A few specimens have beenreported from Cox's Hammock.
The apex on most specimens is white,
however some pink tipped specimens have been found.
Believed tobe a natural occurring hybrid
 of alternatus and marmoratus.
This specimen is of  the "white tipped" form.
L= 49.7  mm   W= 28.6  mm

ID#L0055 Price US $50
 

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
form fuscoflammellus
Frampton, 1932

Collected at Long Pine Key, Southern Everglades.
By Archie Jones and myself with permit
for genetic studies by my son E. Power.
This specimen is of  the "pink tipped" form.
L= 52.1  mm   W= 28.8  mm

ID#L0056 Price US $50

 

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
form marmoratus
Pilsbry, 1912

This specimen was collected at Matheson Hammock Park,
Miami, Fl. Near Fairchild Tropical Gardens.
L= 50.4  mm   W= 28.2  mm

ID#L0058 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety barbouri
Clench, 1929

This is a superb "bluest of the blue" example
of the Binky P hammock barbouri. The specimens
from this hammock vary in the dark markings
however the blue back ground color stands
out in all the population.
L= 58.2mm x W= 31.5 mm

 

ID#L0060 Price US $60 SOLD

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety farnumi
Clench, 1929

This variety is believed extinct. It was found in a  series of very
small hammocks comprising PC #7 and
Hammock #8, in the Pinecrest area.
These hammocks, in the midst of what little development has
occurred in Pinecrest, have been largely destroyed
by fire and hunter's Off Road Vehicle traffic.
L= 56.4  mm   W= 28.4  mm

ID#L0061 Price US $175

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety violafumosus
Doe, 1937

Collected at Hammock #28, Pinecrest Region.
This variety is extinct due to several fires which devastated
Hammock PC # 28 and PC #30 in the Pinecrest area.
Close to floridanus, this variety has a unique violet gray tint in
the intermediate  whorls.
L= 52.7  mm   W= 29.6  mm

ID#L0063 Price US $175 SOLD

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety gloriasylvaticus
Doe, 1937

This variety is close to barbouri but differs in having
profuse streaking and lacks in any bluish gray band colors.
It is found in Collier County,
just north of the Pinecrest area,
Collected at Bloodhound Hammock.
L= 50.9  mm   W= 28.8  mm

ID#L0064 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus testudineus
variety lucidovarius
Doe, 1937

An uncommon shell, it is found in Hammock PC #11 in the Pinecrest area south of the Loop Road.
The small hammock has been ravaged
by fires and at one time the variety was thought to be
extinct in its native habitat.
L= 51.4  mm   W= 24.5  mm

ID#L0067 Price US $150

Liguus fasciatus lossmanicus
Pilsbry, 1912

The holotype of this snail was collected at Lossman's Key,
near Cape Sable, however it is prevalent throughout
the South Florida area.
Collected at Brickell Hammock, Miami.
L= 52.6  mm   W= 27.8  mm

ID#L0068 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus lossmanicus
variety luteus
Simpson, 1920

This variety is found from Key Vaca north
through the Atlantic Coastal Ridge
as far north as Dania in Broward County.
Collected at Vaca Key, Atlantic side of US1, East end.
L= 48.9  mm   W= 26.8  mm

ID#L0070 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus lossmanicus
variety aurantius
Clench , 1929

This variety together with luteus and other localized
yellow forms appear to be independent xanthic mutations
 of lossmanicus. The variety aurantius
is found throughout the South Florida area and
the northernmost Fla Keys.
Collected at Matheson Hammock, Miami.
L= 47.8  mm   W= 26.6  mm

ID#L0072 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus lossmanicus
variety aurantius
Clench , 1929

Collected at Boynton Beach Hammock.
This is one of the most northern localities
for the Florida Liguus.
This colony may have been started by introduction
of Liguus at this hammock by the McGinty brothers.
L= 47.0  mm   W= 26.5  mm

 

ID#L0073 Price US $50

Liguus fasciatus lossmanicus
variety mosieri
Simpson, 1920

The type locality for this variety is Brickell Hammock in Miami.
Though reported from Ft. Lauderdale to Long Pine Key, the only area where it was formerly abundant is Brickell Hammock.
Collected at Brickell Hammock, Miami.
L= 55.9  mm   W= 28.7  mm

 

ID#L0074 Price US $50 SOLD

Liguus fasciatus septentrionalis
Pilsbry, 1912

This shell is from Yamato Hammock in Palm Beach County and is the northernmost
extension of the natural range of the Liguus in Florida. The snail is extinct in its native
habitat but survives in transplanted colonies in the Everglades National Park. This snail
is unlike all of the other Florida Liguus and seems to have evolved from one
of the early landings on the mainland. It was found in pure colonies,
from Ft.Lauderdale north to Palm Beach County and distant from other hammocks
inhabited by Liguus in Broward County
L= 52.8  mm   W= 29.7  mm

ID#L0075 Price US $175