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The Tritonʻs Trumpet Snail seen at Mahukona, North Kohala. This snail is the largest species in Hawaii, growing to about 20 inches. They have a beautiful varigated pattern on their shell unless itʻs covered with algae. They are the only predator of the Crown of Thorns starfish.
Metal Print: Dye sublimation process using heat and pressure on aluminum. Three-quarter inch float mount hanger on back. Clean with wet or dry soft cloth, no cleaning solution.
COPYRIGHT ©Wendy Noritake 2026.
The Tritonʻs Trumpet Snail seen at Mahukona, North Kohala. This snail is the largest species in Hawaii, growing to about 20 inches. They have a beautiful varigated pattern on their shell unless itʻs covered with algae. They are the only predator of the Crown of Thorns starfish.
Metal Print: Dye sublimation process using heat and pressure on aluminum. Three-quarter inch float mount hanger on back. Clean with wet or dry soft cloth, no cleaning solution.
COPYRIGHT ©Wendy Noritake 2026.