Wheat snail is a common name for textured snail, which grows in coastal shoals and looks like a cone with a brown shell and yellow thread in the middle. The line spirals 8 layers, and the base contracts. Snails are usually only the size of little fingers, and their bodies are pale yellow. Snails are characterized by a pointed tail, which is about 1 cm long and 0.5 cm wide.

Shells are small, rotating and shiny. The outer lip is usually thick and the inner wall has some small teeth. The water pipe ditch is obvious. The flap has a horny rectangle. The tongue is narrow and tongue-shaped, and the middle teeth are short of tips. Many colors and large quantities are often used to add handicrafts. The shell is small, rhombic, trapezoidal and thick. The shell surface is smooth and the color is changeable. The shell mouth is white and narrow, and the outer lip is thick, and the inner wall of the outer lip has teeth. The shell mouth is small and horny. This species is similar to Euplica scripta, but the outer lips and shoulders of the latter expand outward, and the inner lips of the mouth have purple spots.