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Post by deadmansfinger on Apr 6, 2006 16:21:35 GMT
I have lots of eggs/babies of my small species of snails and wanted to know who would be interested in them once they hatch/get bigger. I have lots of choc swirell snail babies and I have now found 9 baby zachrysia provisoria (I didnt even know there were eggs  ) and I just found about another 30 eggs in there tank 2 mins ago! I also found one of my pancake slugs with a HUGE batch of eggs last nights. So choc swirell snails, zachrysia provisoria or pancake slugs anyone  send me a pm. I had quite a few pm's from folk interested in the choc swirell babies previously and i deleted my pm's the other day (doh!) so if you pm'd me previously about them can you do it again please? Thanks, Brian ;D |
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Post by felix93 on Apr 6, 2006 16:27:45 GMT
Brian, are they okay to keep together or have to be kept seperate?
I would be interested to have up to 4 choc swirell snails if you still have some left, thank you.
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Post by deadmansfinger on Apr 6, 2006 16:30:35 GMT
yes you can keep them together.
choc swirells are no problem. they need to be about 3 months old before they are big enough to be sent out. I will let you know when they are ready.
Thanks,
Brian ;D
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Post by deadmansfinger on Apr 6, 2006 16:34:41 GMT
meant to say I also have some lignus eggs but it seems the chances of getting these to a decent size is doubtful.
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Ruth
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Post by Ruth on Apr 6, 2006 16:38:10 GMT
What do the chocolate swirells look like (i've got a picture in my head but not sure if its right  ) and are they easy to care for? Edited: Doh, just read you said they were easy to care for  |
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Post by felix93 on Apr 6, 2006 16:43:22 GMT
yes you can keep them together. choc swirells are no problem. they need to be about 3 months old before they are big enough to be sent out. I will let you know when they are ready. Cool, if they can be kept together, then it's better as I have already got 5 CB Helix Apersa. Will have a couple of Zachrysia from Sarah and also meant to swap a few with gabi when my 2tones are ready. I don't mind waiting since these lots are already keeping me pretty busy. I need to have time to adjust my living and daily rountine. ;D |
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Post by felix93 on Apr 6, 2006 16:44:17 GMT
meant to say I also have some lignus eggs but it seems the chances of getting these to a decent size is doubtful. Don't say that, you'd never know. |
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Post by deadmansfinger on Apr 6, 2006 18:07:51 GMT
What do the chocolate swirells look like (i've got a picture in my head but not sure if its right ) and are they easy to care for? Edited: Doh, just read you said they were easy to care for pretty easy to care for. lovely little snails, very active. pics:-   Brian ;D |
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Post by deadmansfinger on Apr 6, 2006 18:09:36 GMT
yes you can keep them together. choc swirells are no problem. they need to be about 3 months old before they are big enough to be sent out. I will let you know when they are ready. Cool, if they can be kept together, then it's better as I have already got 5 CB Helix Apersa. Will have a couple of Zachrysia from Sarah and also meant to swap a few with gabi when my 2tones are ready. I don't mind waiting since these lots are already keeping me pretty busy. I need to have time to adjust my living and daily rountine. ;D can I just check that you realise that when I said you can mix them with other species I didn't mean GALS. I meant the other smaller breeds that I mentioned like Pleurodonte & Zachrysia provisoria. Brian. |
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Post by felix93 on Apr 6, 2006 18:20:04 GMT
can I just check that you realise that when I said you can mix them with other species I didn't mean GALS. I meant the other smaller breeds that I mentioned like Pleurodonte & Zachrysia provisoria. Oh don't worry, I ain't going to mix them with GALS. So far I only have put 2 albino margies with the fulicas (although I put margies with fulicas before I have this big tank built in the past), the other different species GALS have their same species as companies. |
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Post by Val on Apr 9, 2006 21:23:36 GMT
meant to say I also have some lignus eggs but it seems the chances of getting these to a decent size is doubtful. If you do manage it Brian, I would love a couple of youngsters  Val |
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Post by Elven on May 7, 2006 12:32:41 GMT
Do you have pictures of those zachrysia? I might be intrested...
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) and I just found about another 30 eggs in there tank 2 mins ago!
send me a pm.
) and are they easy to care for? 
