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Post by robinwhiskers on Jan 25, 2016 18:36:30 GMT
I was just wondering what kind of snail you think Rocky is. I was thinking maybe Cornu Aspersum or Flatcoil but I want to know for sure. Here is a pic.  I'm also trying to find out what kind of snail Drifter is. Sorry this is a terrible pic, but it's what I have for now!  |
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Post by Liguus on Jan 26, 2016 2:32:28 GMT
It's too small to be Cornu aspersum, those are about the size of Zachrysia as adults. Also usually their shells are striped.
The first one is likely a polygyrid snail, maybe a Ventridens species... The second picture might be a Mesodon. It's hard for me to tell from the pictures. sorry.
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Post by robinwhiskers on Jan 26, 2016 2:44:03 GMT
HelixPotamia, I researched Ventidrens Suppressus and Mesoden Thyroidus, and they seem to be the kind of snails I have. That is what I'm counting them as, even if I don't know for sure. Thanks for the info.  Also, that is a terrible picture of Drifter, he looks gray there but he's actually tan and he can extend super long! That photo was the day after I got him so he wasn't as outgoing as he is now. Now he's the life of the party. |
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Post by malacophile on Jan 30, 2016 0:19:12 GMT
Where are you located? they look a lot like Triodopsis, perhaps T. tridentata. If that's indeed what they are, beware, the will breed you out of house and home!
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Post by robinwhiskers on Jan 30, 2016 13:44:44 GMT
Which ones? I live in Georgia, and the supposed Ventridens Suppressus and Mesoden Thyroidus were wild caught, and user charles124 sent me the 4 Zachrysia Provisoria from Florida.
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Post by Cow on Feb 25, 2016 19:53:49 GMT
He looks nice I dont know what type he is though. |
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Also, that is a terrible picture of Drifter, he looks gray there but he's actually tan and he can extend super long! That photo was the day after I got him so he wasn't as outgoing as he is now. Now he's the life of the party. 
