Conus boui Da Motta, 1988 Two species under the same name ?

First, I would like to come back on a few points concerning this lovely specie named "recently" as Conus boui (from Mr Bou's name) by Mr Da Motta in 1988 :

This specie seems to be endemic from Martinique island (Caribbean). Never any other specimen were found elsewhere in the Caribbean (and of course in the world).

It's Habitat is around 25-35m usually, but it can be found sometimes in 10m depth. It seems to be like C. daucus a worm-killer species. It is a small shell wich can reach 40mm though.

While i was in Martinique (for 18 months), I had the chance to collect this rare shell beached, fresh dead and live. I saw many specimens dead and only 4 live.

When you have a bunch of those, you can at first sight see a difference betwen shells : the color. Some of my specimens have a general red color and some have a yellow one. Of course the drawings on the shell are always very different from one specimen to another. But the main difference between them is the color.

This fact is striking on those two pictures i made in my small aquarium, in Martinique.
After this, we could easily think that we are in front of two species or subpecies or whatever. BUT, I must say that i have seen this with C. daucus (Hwass in Bruguière, 1792) also, wich C. boui seems related to. I found some very clear orange ones that had an animal very clear and some with dark red shell & animal color, like showed on the two pictures below (look at the syphon).