Indonesian Feather agate

   I have read that Sumatra is always on the lookout for some huge Python that someone saw. For example, March 21 2010 three friends were swimming in the Tembung River when a snake attacked. It strangled and nearly swallowed one of them before villagers armed with spears forced it to give up the boy and leave. What I know about this rough is that it is from Indonesia and was discovered by a snake hunter in a limestone cave five or six years ago. It's actually called fossil foraminifera and is a sea fossil which is about 40 million years old. This is an agate replaced fossil and polishes very nice. The cave yielded very few nodules making this stuff very rare and hard to find in any form.  -WET pic.-(2 lbs. oz.) no fractures