The replacement name given by Récluz refers to the Neritina baetica of Deshayes, 1835 (not that of Lamarck, 1822), which is described by the drawings reproduced above (source Gallica), and by a sentence of little use: « It is subglobose, rather thick, of a shiny black, usually without blotch, sometimes provided with a little number of white dots; its summit is usually eroded, as it happens in most of the freshwater shells. » – (item 213, p.155 of the Molluscs).

Another image of the 4,5mm specimen from Aréthousa. Operculum darker than in fluviatilis, with a pronounced reddish labial margin. Externally, the shell of this species looks like that of some fluviatilis or baeticus, but a little more globose. A view of the pseudoapophysis would be useful.