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Chivita Snail
Pomacea flagellata
19 observations
Miniature Awlsnail
Subulina octona
6 observations
Caribbean Leatherleaf Slug
Sarasinula plebeia
6 observations
Tan Leatherleaf Slug
Leidyula moreleti
5 observations
Garden Snail
Cornu aspersum
3 observations
Shark Eye
Neverita duplicata
2 observations
Pachychilus indiorum
Pachychilus indiorum
2 observations
Lightning Whelk
Sinistrofulgur sinistrum
2 observations
Broad-ribbed Cardita
Carditamera floridana
2 observations
Giant Atlantic Cockle
Dinocardium robustum
1 observations
Leptinaria
Leptinaria
1 observations
Coquina
Donax variabilis
1 observations
Channeled Apple Snail
Pomacea canaliculata
1 observations
Quilted Melania
Tarebia granifera
1 observations
Giant Floater
Pyganodon grandis
1 observations
Mottled Fingernailclam
Eupera cubensis
1 observations
Fighting Conch
Strombus pugilis
1 observations
Blood Ark
Lunarca ovalis
1 observations
Red-rimmed Melania
Melanoides tuberculata
1 observations
Tropical Tramp
Beckianum beckianum
1 observations
Roper Inshore Squid
Doryteuthis roperi
1 observations
flame auger
Terebra taurina
1 observations
Mayaxis porrecta
Mayaxis porrecta
1 observations
Pachychilus glaphyrus
Pachychilus glaphyrus
1 observations
Helicina ghiesbreghti
Helicina ghiesbreghti
1 observations
Brown Cone
Bulimulus unicolor
1 observations
Showy Oval
Streptostyla nigricans
1 observations
Acute Bladder Snail
Physella acuta
1 observations
Striped Greenhouse Slug
Ambigolimax valentianus
1 observations
Virgin Nerite
Vitta virginea
1 observations
Digitate Thorny Oyster
Spondylus tenuis
1 observations
Two-tone Gulella
Gulella bicolor
1 observations
Banded Cone
Mesembrinus emeus
1 observations
Frequently Asked Questions
- The 10 most common molluscs in Tabasco are:
- Chivita Snail (Pomacea flagellata)
- Miniature Awlsnail (Subulina octona)
- Caribbean Leatherleaf Slug (Sarasinula plebeia)
- Tan Leatherleaf Slug (Leidyula moreleti)
- Garden Snail (Cornu aspersum)
- Shark Eye (Neverita duplicata)
- Pachychilus indiorum
- Lightning Whelk (Sinistrofulgur sinistrum)
- Broad-ribbed Cardita (Carditamera floridana)
- Giant Atlantic Cockle (Dinocardium robustum)
- The most observed mollusc in Tabasco is Chivita Snail (Pomacea flagellata), with 19 recorded observations.