Diloma aridum (Finlay, 1926) is a animal in the Trochidae family, order Trochida, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Diloma aridum (Finlay, 1926)
Diloma aridum is a small purplish-black marine snail endemic to New Zealand's Chatham and Auckland Islands.
Diloma aridum is a species of marine snail first described by Finlay in 1926. The shell of this species reaches a maximum height of 19 mm, with a maximum diameter of 17 mm. In appearance, the snail is purplish-black with pale yellow flecks. This marine species is endemic to New Zealand’s Chatham Islands and Auckland Islands, where it lives on sheltered mid-tidal rocks.
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