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</script>https://coralmyanmar.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/chicoreus-ramosus-murex-seashell-underwater-white-sand-315049598.webp800522Also known as Branch Murex, Branched Murex, Branched Murex Shell, Jugged Shell, Murex Shell, Ramose Murex, Ram’s Murex, Ram’s Murex Shell.Found during the day on clean, coarse, rubble and sandy bottoms, sometimes partially buried, over coral and rocky reefs, emerging at night to feed. They feed nocturnally on bivalves and gastropods. Length – 30cm Depth […]