Mexican Deep, Yellow Cup

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Mexican deep scallops have the traditional scallop shape but are very rounded making them cup-like. They are tan and brown on the outside and off-white on the inside. AKA: "Vogdes's Scallop". They can be found offshore from West Mexico to Panama. This shell can be used as a watering dish for Hermit Crabs. ⚠️ATTENTION C

Mexican deep scallops have the traditional scallop shape but are very rounded making them cup-like. They are tan and brown on the outside and off-white on the inside. AKA: Vogdes's Scallop. They can be found offshore from West Mexico to Panama.

This shell can be used as a watering dish for Hermit Crabs.

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