Hi Art, Javier, Alejandro, Lenny,
Thanks for your replies. The replies seems to be bringing out the contradiction I see in information from different sources. I am curious what the verdict is on the pictures I send, whether this is Epitonium fischeri or perhaps Epitonium tryoni.
Thanks
Fred


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Fred;-
   Although distinguishable, I would agree with Len Brown that E. fisheri and E. tryoni are pretty close and confusable. I think the key may be that a shell known only from DEEP water in one place is not likely to be found in SHALLOW water in another.  ---but what do I know.
      Art


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> I have a question on an epitonium fischeri. Can/Does it's range also include the Canary Islands/Gran Canaria? Does anybody have any information on this?
> Thanks
> Fred Vervaet
> the Netherlands, Amsterdam
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