Bulimulus Guadalupensis Update

[astana]

Here is an update on my Bulimulus guadalupensis. For those who do not know, these Bulimulus are a species of snail from Florida that I found on my trip there last year. They are legally allowed to pass state borders due to their non-invasive status and their traditional diet. All eight of them are still thriving. I have weaned them off of the black sooty mold that grows on wet vegetation that they usually eat and onto lettuce. They are doing quite well!

Here's Russet. He's a brown-red Bulimulus.

Cameron, an unusually pale yellow variant (relative to the rest of the Bulimulus under my supervision.)

[Liguus]

Glad they are doing well for you!
What kind of terrarium set up do you have them in? I've never strayed far from very humid (90% and above) containers since I was told they don't do well in low humidity.

[astana]

I have them in a plastic container full of moss, twigs, some lichens. I as well discovered that they do terrible in low humidity so I try to always have the container above 90% humidity.

[Liguus]

Ah, well I guess these will have to be in the higher humidty for life then..