> I've got a little question about Eulimidae family (which is one of my
> favourite groups). How could I caught some living eulimids? I know that
> them live as parasits over sea urchins, but, how can I see them?.
There is a small eulimid parasitic on club-spined sea urchins in south
Florida. I have found it twice, by looking closely at the spines of the sea
urchin for a "boll" .The mollusks make a nest in the spine that creates a
rounded area with a hole at one side. Several shells might be in the same
nest.
Also, I have often found eulimids on sea cucumbers. I just pick them up and
look them over. Most of the time I've found them hanging on to the
cucumber's skin, usually near one end.

Peggy
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