Help identifying new snails

[sageyray]

I know this is supposed to go on the identification section, but I’m new to this app and I don’t understand much, but it won’t let me post there so oh well. Anyway, I’m a new snail keeper and I collected these snails from outside, but I can’t find information on them anywhere. The biggest ones are just over a centimeter or just under half an inch. Any ideas as to what they are? Here’s some pictures:

[Liguus]

Where were they collected? Could possibly be Ventridens sp.

[sageyray]

Mar 19, 2019 15:23:48 GMT Liguus said:

Where were they collected? Could possibly be Ventridens sp.

I’m in Plano Texas!

[pg]

I had a similiar disc species which I took in with some plants in the winter. Found them around the house! All three ended up dying within a year. I believe they have shorter life spans. That said, they're super cute and photogenic.

[van]

i find snails like these in my yard, mostly underneath rocks and places where cornu aspersum is too chunky to fit.
it does look like ventridens demissus, or perforate dome snail. here is a relevant research paper from texas about the species (probably more than you'll ever need to know, but interesting! )

[sageyray]

Mar 19, 2019 20:48:55 GMT van said:

i find snails like these in my yard, mostly underneath rocks and places where cornu aspersum is too chunky to fit.
it does look like ventridens demissus, or perforate dome snail. here is a relevant research paper from texas about the species (probably more than you'll ever need to know, but interesting! )

Thank you so much! I love reading about snails so...

[GailTheSnail]

I live in California and these are everywhere. Glass snails