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Description Depth: 4mCountry: Indonesia - Komodo Island
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added on 2018-09-07 22:26:25 by ![](https://www.vliz.be/email.php?id=85fc017c7e7bcb464a8e39967435d902)
this cannot be Sp. giganteus, restricted to the Caribbean. It most probably belongs to Sp. corniculatus, one of the Indo-Pacific Christmas tree worms, but without a good view of the operculum one cannot be certain