Haploptychius solidulus

Haploptychius solidulusThe shell is obliquely ovate, white and opaque. The spire is elevated and conical, and fine transverse surface ridges fade below the shell’s periphery. The opening is semi-ovate, with a thickened, expanded lip and one strong parietal lamella. It appears to be restricted to limestone karst habitats. It is recorded only from southern Myanmar.What does it look like?The shell is obliquely ovate, white and opaque.Where and how does it live?It appears to be restricted to limestone karst habitats.The spire is elevated and conical, and fine transverse surface ridges fade below the shell’s periphery.The opening is semi-ovate, with a thickened, expanded lip and one strong parietal lamella.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.