Amphidromus suspectus is a species of air-breathing tree snail, an arboreal gastropod mollusk in the family Camaenidae.
Subspecies Amphidromus suspectus albolabiatus Fulton, 1896
Description The length of this shell attains 31 mm, its diameter 17.5 mm
(Original description in Latin) The sinistral shell is ovate-conical, exhibiting a slightly striatulate and somewhat glossy surface with a yellowish-white base color. It is painted at the base with two black and two yellow bands, and features a pink umbilical region and a brownish-black apex. Comprising six somewhat convex whorls, the shell possesses an ovate aperture that occupies three-sevenths to four-ninths of its length. The peristome appears moderately thickened and shortly expanded, displaying a brownish-violet hue. The columellar margin is strongly dilated and reflected, showing a bifid (two-pronged) and paler appearance, and features a single tooth-like projection on the parietal callus at the outer angle.
Distribution This species is endemic to Timor Island.
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