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>Hello!
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>I'm a collector from Singapore and I have a question on a particular Conus.
>What is the common habitat & locality of Conus mindanus? I'm not that
>familiar with the american Conidae.

Mr Clements,

I have found Conus mindanus in the Florida Keys in sand pockets on rock
bottom between active coral reefs. You have to fan the sand to bedrock,
generally only an inch or two.

They are also in Bermuda.

Peggy Williams

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