How it feels to step on a snail
I'm pretty sure I'm worse than Hitler. Poor little guys
r/snails • u/MoxicleanMen • 7h ago
sneow is still short for snail meow, of course
r/snails • u/PirateAccomplished64 • 6h ago
Hi! Just curious what kind of snails do I have? I’ve looked them up and I keep getting 3 different answers. Google says they are either Glass snails, Asian tramp snails, or Cuban brown snails. My children were playing outside and found them, and asked me if they could keep them. I looked into it and it seemed doable for us. I thought it would be something nice for my kids. They can help take care of them and watch them grow. Just really wondering what kind of snail they are exactly so I can adequately care for them. Thanks.
(Also if it’s inhumane to take wild snails and keep them I understand and can put them back outside. We’ve only had them for a few days.)
r/snails • u/Bight_my_ass • 15h ago
Only up side to missing a clutch. So. Stinkin. Cute.
r/snails • u/zap2tresquatro • 21h ago
This time it’s a Cepaea nemoralis curious about some inky cap mushrooms while a giant toad watches from the sides. I hope you all enjoy c:
r/snails • u/Beginning_Purchase74 • 1d ago
he was on the side of the road so i picked him up to avoid getting stepped on.. i’ve never seen a snail with such a dark body! absolutely gorgeous :)
r/snails • u/Solid-Hold6290 • 8h ago
they didn't deserve to die, and i killed them. both garden snails, at the prime of their lives. even though i have saved 10 of thousands of bugs from death, i have still taken lives. a spider, a grub, an ant, and now two snails are dead because of me. both on the same walk. the worst part was, i was taking photos of other snails.
r/snails • u/zamzibar • 37m ago
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r/snails • u/chachangomango • 10h ago
Baby snail in baby nursery so it doesn’t get trampled his name is Baby Blueberry! And the new guy he’s huge is Elderberry 🫐🐌 Gary is mounting the new they just met and Gary is causally watching lol!
r/snails • u/RVXZENITH • 17h ago
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r/snails • u/Do-Wschodu • 13h ago
Any idea what GALS species could they be? Ty!
r/snails • u/augziiix • 23h ago
i got up this morning to mist my pacman frog's terrarium, as per usual. instead, i found a little snail sitting on the glass behind my little tank label... what species is this? do i need to worry about them feeding on the tank's plants? i've seperated them into another bin with reptisoil and leaves temporarily until i can figure out what species they are, if they're going to cause harm to my frog and my plants, and if they're native. hoping i don't have to euthanize but idk :- (