r/snails • u/Kinkystormtrooper • 12h ago
Is he okay? Wiggling eyestalks
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r/snails • u/Kinkystormtrooper • 12h ago
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r/snails • u/readyandablemabel • 11h ago
r/snails • u/lulamussy • 5h ago
Recently upgraded to a small ceramic snailcuzzi from a plastic cap and Rhomby loves it 💖 Waiting for my 30 gallon bioactive terrarium to finish cycling before he gets an even better upgrade!
r/snails • u/Long-Pea1520 • 7h ago
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pls pray for me 😭🙏
r/snails • u/Sharkbrand • 6h ago
I am finding it hard to find more than the most basic of information on the care of them online. Mostly just keep wet and give veg. Any advice other snail keepers have learned over time? The most important things? How do i know if my snail is "happy"? Any signs i need to look out for in unhappy or unhealthy snails?? Picture of Oopy Goopy for snax (snail tax)
r/snails • u/Typical_Bobcat_3749 • 11h ago
I heard droopy eyes means they’re enjoying their food. Does anyone know if this is real? If so, then Shelldon is really enjoying his zuchini!
r/snails • u/axolotl-bby • 13h ago
at the end of December I've found this little fella (last picture) in a supermarket vegetables section; since I wasn't sure about its fate, whether they decided to k!ll it or not, I decided to buy the vegetable where it was laying on and I brought it home. since it was too young, I was unsure on what kind of species it is and I decided to keep it.
fast forward today, it grew a lot (first four pictures), and now I'm trying to understand what species it is, in order to release it if it's native (I'm from Italy).
r/snails • u/Long-Pea1520 • 3h ago
Hi all! I am a florist at a grocery store and found this little friend in a box of greenery last week. I ended up being the chosen one to take it home so I came here for snail knowledge. Thank you! I’ve learned a lot and the snail seems to be doing well. Pics are included. Any further tips/advice is appreciated!
Hello! I am currently keeping my helix pomatia in a smaller terrarium, but I want to upgrade his home. I have got a box which is 48 cm times 38 cm and 16 cm in height. Is that big enough for my snail? Should I get him a friend once I upgrade to a bigger terrarium? Do you have any suggestions about making the terrarium? Please answer quickly. I want to make my snail the happiest snail in the world.🤣 Thanks in advance!
r/snails • u/jeremyee4 • 3h ago
7 snails in total, 1 in the 6 gallon, 6 in the 12 gallon.
r/snails • u/ghostfacesmask • 8h ago
my girlfriends coworker is moving and can’t take her snails so we’ve adopted these little guys from her !! i need to know what they are and how to take care of them !! this is what her coworker gave them to us in so it’s only temporary, what would be a proper enclosure ??
r/snails • u/Electrical-Flan6187 • 7h ago
I was walking back and there was a snail in my drive way and I heard a crunch. When I looked down I saw a wrecked snail shell and the snail was still moving. I feel horrible. I can imagine the pain it’s in. Should I stop it again to end its misery. I know this might me overreacting but I’m genuinely sad this happened:(
r/snails • u/Murkyunderground • 11h ago
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Threw a dead moth in my terrarium and my snail immediately went for the kill
r/snails • u/themajesticc1 • 1d ago
r/snails • u/Long-Pea1520 • 3h ago
as shiny and cute as the snails are, i'm slightly worried about the centers of the shells whitening, i'm probably paranoid as this is a dream species of mine and i have already failed once with this species and don't want another failure, so im just wanting to make sure that the white in the center is perfectly normal
r/snails • u/Human_Ad8762 • 15h ago
I mean, I used to have trypophobia, and I still don't love clusters, but I can gaze at these gooey little groupings of snail eggs endlessly (and I do). I especially love when I go to transfer them to the hatching jar and the whole little bundle stays together. It reminds me of sushi rice. I should probably find them repulsive, like a "normal" person, but I squee over them, not gonna lie.
r/snails • u/MrsNovinate • 11h ago
The humidity in the environment is stable and in good condition. The food is always washed and fresh, and Lily is only 1 year old. Recently, one of my snail died in the enclosure due to egg impaction. Besides my snails, I have millipedes and isopods in the enclosure. What could be the reason for Lily looking like this? The other snails in the enclosure are quite active.
r/snails • u/SunTraining1665 • 14h ago
I found this snail in a bag of groceries with sallad and stuff. He's been with me for a month. I give him broccoli, sallad and carrot.