Urgent Urgent Urgent SNAIL EGGS

[monssnails]

Help
I was changing the substrate in my habitat and I found eggs. I accidentally moved them, and I don't know what to do. I have four snails and I don't know which ones they belong to. Please give me. Help
I also won't want to keep them, so I need urgent help on how to care for them and release

Thank you

[ncsnails]

Where are you located? Am I be able to pick them up or you ship them to me. Would you please send pictures?

[monssnails]

Jan 8, 2017 10:41:58 GMT ncsnails said:

Where are you located? Am I be able to pick them up or you ship them to me. Would you please send pictures?

Hi there, I'm in Australia, Victoria. I do want to raise them then release them though. I need some advice

[ncsnails]

I'm in the US and looking for Whitelip Snail (Meson thyroidus)

[monssnails]

Jan 8, 2017 11:25:57 GMT ncsnails said:

I'm in the US and looking for Whitelip Snail (Meson thyroidus)

Mine are Helix Aspera I believe. Native to Australia I think

[wolf]

Hi monssnails,
if your identification is right: Helix aspersa (= Cornu aspersum = Cryptomphalus aspersus) is native to western and mediterranean Europe. It was introduced by trade in several countries, including Australia. So it´s not a species native to Australia. Releasing the offspring is open for discussion........ .
Kind regards: wolf

[monssnails]

Jan 8, 2017 13:09:43 GMT wolf said:

Hi monssnails,
if your identification is right: Helix aspersa (= Cornu aspersum = Cryptomphalus aspersus) is native to western and mediterranean Europe. It was introduced by trade in several countries, including Australia. So it´s not a species native to Australia. Releasing the offspring is open for discussion........ .
Kind regards: wolf

Hi Wolf,
What do you think I should do? They are Garden Snails that I see everywhere, and they're very common. I don't know how long ago the eggs were laid, so I am unsure if they are embryo or fluid.

Thanks

[monssnails]

Jan 9, 2017 1:02:03 GMT monssnails said:

Jan 8, 2017 13:09:43 GMT wolf said:

Hi monssnails,
if your identification is right: Helix aspersa (= Cornu aspersum = Cryptomphalus aspersus) is native to western and mediterranean Europe. It was introduced by trade in several countries, including Australia. So it´s not a species native to Australia. Releasing the offspring is open for discussion........ .
Kind regards: wolf

Hi Wolf,
What do you think I should do? They are Garden Snails that I see everywhere, and they're very common. I don't know how long ago the eggs were laid, so I am unsure if they are embryo or fluid.

Thanks

Also the reason I wanted to release them. Was because I actually got them from my garden. So regardless of whether I captured them, they may have mated anyways.