Happia decaensi

Happia decaensiThe shell is totally depressed and thin, with a pale corneous colour. The whorls are inflated and rounded, slightly flattened on the upper part. The umbilicus is very large, almost half the shell's greater diameter. It lives in tropical rainforest leaf litter. It is currently known from Nouragues and Itoupé in French Guiana.What does it look like?The shell is totally depressed and thin, with a pale corneous colour.Where does it live?It lives in tropical rainforest leaf litter.The whorls are inflated and rounded, slightly flattened on the upper part.The umbilicus is very large, almost half the shell's greater diameter.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.