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The Antilles Glassy Bubble

  • Writer: José H. Leal
    José H. Leal
  • Jul 4, 2014
  • 1 min read

The Antilles Glassy Bubble, Haminoea antillarum (d’Orbigny, 1841), has a very thin, globose, and glass-like shell. Live animals can be seen, sometimes in larger numbers, in the bays and protected seagrass flats of Southwest Florida, in particular during the Spring. Live Glassy Bubbles completely envelop their shells with their bodies. The species is hermaphroditic (both male and female reproductive tracts in the same individual), and the egg mass consists of a transparent and gelatinous, collar-shaped structure containing thousands of tiny, yellowish-green eggs.


The Antilles Glassy Bubble, shell and an individual close to its egg mass.

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Andrew Robert
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