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Post by vanillaessence on Dec 31, 2011 15:16:51 GMT
in the photo on the right there are smaller giant land snails, i was given them,now im not sure what species they are? they are not the same as the big one on the left is an achatina fulica x i arent sure what the smaller ones are can anyone help i will supply more pictures if needed  |
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Post by copigeon on Dec 31, 2011 18:33:04 GMT
They all appear to be A. fulica.
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Post by vanillaessence on Dec 31, 2011 23:51:23 GMT
O dear, not sure what to do with them then because they are common :/ suppose i could just keep them in a tank then..
was really hoping they were something else x
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Post by axoloa on Jan 1, 2012 0:11:49 GMT
if you decide to keep them together, then if I was you id keep a good check for eggs as they get larger. I dont think you want to be hatching another 500 of them do you? You could always try selling some when spring time comes and buy a few different species instead so they cant breed  Achatina Reticulata and Achatina Albopicta can live very happily with Achatina Fulica |
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Post by vanillaessence on Jan 1, 2012 11:45:10 GMT
Im not even sure how old they are... i know for a fact that the biggest one (the one i already had) is definitely 3 and half years old... i got some achatina reticulata about 6 of them and they are this years juveniles.. ive not had any eggs yet but i suppose its worth trying to sell them when spring comes because they will be bigger...
can you tell me what species are best kept together? i already got achatina reticulata and achatina fulica in a tank.. i did have some iredalei babies but they died but i have been trying to get some albopicta x
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Achatina Reticulata and Achatina Albopicta can live very happily with Achatina Fulica