1. Live Marine Snails KG

Known to scientists as gastropods or univalves, snail-like shellfish are the most prolific of the seven mollusc groups. They are found in all marine habitats, from estuaries and coastal shores to the deepest depths of the ocean floor. The characteristic spiral shell ranges from the flattened ear shape of the native abalone or pāua (Haliotis iris), to the coiled spire of the common turret shell (Maoricolpus roseus).