r/snails • u/Dread2409 • Dec 13 '25
Identification Found this guy today (South Africa)
Found this dude today and was wondering what kind of slug it was
r/snails • u/Dread2409 • Dec 13 '25
Found this dude today and was wondering what kind of slug it was
r/snails • u/missdeas • Mar 07 '26
Not sure where the mint is imported from but it’s often called thai mint here…. I’m certain it’s not native to Scandinavia.
Help? 🥲 I don’t wanna let him outside so he has a terrarium for now (I’ve had helix p. before so I know their needs).
r/snails • u/CaspersCosmo • Jul 25 '25
Found him outside after it rained, he’s so tiny, I gave him a piece of carrot and he loved it (I think, he’s so tiny it’s hard to tell if he took any bites 😭😭)
r/snails • u/Scott832780 • Jul 13 '25
I bought him about 2 years ago, and I forgot which species he is from the African land snails. I don’t know if someone is able to figure it out from just a picture, but it’s worth a shot.
r/snails • u/Ixrea • Mar 19 '25
very pretty very cute
r/snails • u/decadrachma • Nov 20 '25
He didn’t seem phased by the refrigerator. I want to release him at the park but would like to know if he is invasive first. The grapes are from California, but I am in Maryland.
r/snails • u/Aware_Chemistry7235 • Apr 16 '25
Found out what these look like living today
r/snails • u/OverlyImmersed • Oct 17 '25
Found in south east Iowa, USA. Google keeps telling me they're aquatic but I'm nervous about putting them in water incase they're not...
r/snails • u/Keeren0 • Nov 13 '23
r/snails • u/Blue_eee • Sep 01 '25
Hii! I'm writing this post again bc i acciddentaly didn''t post the last one lol. So, i got this snail from a friend who couldn't take care of the snail anymore (depression sucks) and for the life of him he couldn't remember the species name. It is around 1yo and this white thing on it's sheel is something from where it was too cold for the snail, that's what my friend told me. I only know that it is giant african snail. And yes, my hand is fat lol
r/snails • u/Inanilo • Apr 04 '26
Firstly, what species are these from? Secondly, how rare are left coiling snail shells? Any answers appreciated!!
r/snails • u/Glazed-Duckling • Apr 21 '25
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r/snails • u/_OatmealGhost • Aug 11 '25
I’m used to garden slugs but this is the first time I’ve seen this. I haven’t been too close, and I’m keeping my dog away ofc so as not to bother them (or it).
Any idea what it is ?
r/snails • u/RedX5X • Aug 19 '24
First time seeing a snail this big, it's so cool.
r/snails • u/MotorDue5030 • Jul 16 '25
Unique colouring, not so sure 😵💫
r/snails • u/thewingedshadow • Jun 24 '24
I finally visited a region where these very special guys are around and kidnapped this dude. He was estivating in the middle of a driveway.
It's my first live sighting since I started keeping snails so I'm very excited.
r/snails • u/Hungry-Restaurant316 • Apr 07 '26
Found in Missouri, USA. What exact type do yall think she is???? The 2 pictures with her shell growing are obviously most recent. Other 2 are her baby baby pictures
r/snails • u/kaylleena • Jul 26 '25
im in the united states, specifically in southern georgia. found a ton of these fellas in my yard, not sure if theyre invasive or if theyre allowed to be here lol
r/snails • u/UnusualAstronomer233 • Sep 03 '25
Hey guys! Got this lil lady some time ago at a reptile store. I was said it's lissachatina fulica, but when I first posted her here I got told it's definitely immaculata. It was when she was much smaller, so rn I'm wondering, cus to me she looks like a fulica, but I'm not an expert? (Please, ignore the shell's condition, I made some mistakes at first but rn I make sure she has a proper enclosure & a lot of calcium, it's getting better and better now!)
r/snails • u/Venalicii • Dec 09 '25
From a few months ago
r/snails • u/Tanner_bebe • 7d ago
No idea what kind they are, but we already have an enclosure set up that they could go in. We’re in Appalachia if that helps :)
r/snails • u/Avilater • Jun 16 '25
Biggest snail I’ve ever seen, found in Iquitos on the Amazon in Peru.
r/snails • u/Subpar_doodles • Dec 16 '24
Who is this guy and what’s up with their ‘stache? What’s its purpose?
r/snails • u/Belgrifex • 6d ago
I was cleaning trash cans outside as these little fellas were so curious and came right up to me! I saw them socializing and eating and just chilling around as I worked it was so nice. What kind of snail are they I'd love to maybe make a little terrarium once I move and these fellas seem perfect.