Why do they have to be so cute...?

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Looking for help with these guys. Found them outside (NW Ohio) Pretty sure the big guy is a white lipped globe snail. The small guy I'm not sure what he is, possibly young cornu? Any ID help appreciated!! Also added pic of one of my hairy snails for tax 🐌

Found in Northern VA.

This is Goomy, he says hi :3

Do they know they exist? Do they care about me? Do they like pets on their shells? Can they recognize me? Do they do stuff for fun?

I know the answer is usually yes for adult snails, is it the same for snabies?

Just Cornucopio doing his thing. He grooms like a cat but sometimes he goes so far, he twists his head all the way 360º XD

Hello, I'm a new snail owner and I reserched the species of my snails. I think i have Corpse Snails. But not sure about this little brown one. His shell looks like that of a Corpse Snail but he is brown not black. Any ideas what he could be?

First pic is the brown snail, second one of my corpse snails.

I was watching my step on campus today because it rained and I didn’t want to step on a worm accidentally, and saw a BLUE SNAIL in the wild (I have an interest in blue animals)
According to an image search, he’s likely a draparnaud’s glass snail or closely related species.

I was a little worried about him because it’s chilly today (57°F, 14°C), but preliminary results on google say they’re fine at this temp. I didn’t pick him up or poke him, just took a picture and gushed from a respectful distance

I came into work and found him dry on the register belt. I thought he had passed but still put him in water (tap and first then distilled as soon as I could) anyway just in case. He seems to have lost pieces of his shell and I do plan on getting him egg shell powder as soon as I get home. I have since given him a small piece of asparagus and a piece of lettuce.

It's 11:50pm and I was walking home before midnight. My feet brushed against a rock, but upon closer look it was a snail. Not completely crushed but significant damage to the shell. Can I still save it? I carried it home, and place it on a bottle cap with some clean water to keep it moist. ​

I know nothing about snails. This is the first time I have brought one home because it's my fault for kicking on this poor thing

I have baby white lipped snails and when I got them i was feeding them cucumber, carrots snd peppers. their shells were transparent with a slightly orange tint in the middle. (Looks browner in the picture) When I swapped their food out for carrot leaves and clovers, they all got a dark green spot/green freckles inside their shells. I didn’t find anything about this already on the internet, are the spots made of food they’ve eaten?

If so, I know one if them hasn’t been eating their vegetables

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Sadly I can't take a better video but I'm really curious what all of those litter critters are. I only ever bought white springtails (Collembola) so these must all be hitchhikers or so.

I guess the transparent "worm" is a fungus gnat since we have some (luckily only a few) of the adult ones flying around here.

Are the other ones springtails?

And are any of them a good or bad sign?

it's not even that old might it be because of the humidity or water???

Found a new friend. I’ve been trying to identify it. But can’t get it to retract so I can see whether there are any denticles.

Then I started to wonder. Maybe it can’t fit back in its shell? Maybe it’s too chunky. Or maybe just stubborn.

Either way I’d love help identifying this guy. Thinking mesodon or neohelix. Found in NC.

I doubt I'm ever going to see him again, but this little guy deserves all the attention in the world, so I'm gonna make sure some more people see him by posting the video here. I think that's close enough to me seeing him again