Acmella thamsingensis

Acmella thamsingensisThe shell is white and translucent. The shell apex is rounded. The shell opening is an oblique oval with a thin rim. It inhabits a moist, lightless area about 20 metres from the cave entrance, where water percolates through the walls. It is currently known only from Wat Tham Sing in Chumphon Province, southern Thailand.What does it look like?The shell is white and translucent.Where does it live?It inhabits a moist, lightless area about 20 metres from the cave entrance, where water percolates through the walls.The shell apex is rounded.The shell opening is an oblique oval with a thin rim.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.