Burgundy snail for sale

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20/04/2023

Bit of a weird one but this is a genuine post

Need to rehome some captive bred Cornu aspersa (common brown garden snail)

They’ve been well bred and culled properly and are about half the size of an adult so you can still watch them grow up

collection from kt15 or can post

20/04/2023

Three Suturalis snails for sale in Hertfordshire, two browns with black stripe are 2 years old - hatched from eggs with myself. Albino Sut is 4 years old hatched from egg with other lady before me! Looking for £10 each

20/04/2023

My clutch is almost ready to be rehomed, just in time for Christmas (I don't condone giving pets for Christmas but the timing is just what it is, but only genuinely loving homes will be considered). They come with this illustrated book (in the link)👇🏻 showing how the snails have made it from the north pole, care instructions and a little quiz.

Their is typos in the book but English isn't an elves first language 💁🏻‍♀️😂

They come with a tank, substrate, calcium cakes, protine mix (hand made by me with dried meal and blood worms and freeze dried fruit and veg, absolutely no additives, chemicals or dog food), sphagnum moss, seeds to plant in the tank, heat pad, thermometer/hygrometer, decals for the tank,

20/04/2023

snail family🐌😘😘

20/04/2023

Wild urban snail 🐌🏘️ Helix pomatia (i think)

20/04/2023

Hiya I am looking to rehome/sell my two Giant African land snails (Archachatina marginata)
I don’t want to post them due to the weather and the strikes at the moment. Please Message if your interested. Thank you 🤍

20/04/2023

Collection only due to cold weather.
Unfortunately I'm going to have to re-home my GALS.
I have 3 adult Giant African Land snails, Fulica species.
2 are around 12cm, almost 2 years old.
one is smaller at around 10cm, I got that one as an adult and it came from a really crappy home so I'm unsure of its age and has had stunted growth.
Collection is OL7 (MANCHESTER)
I have a bioactive enclosure with spring tails/ woodlice if you'd also like the soil too along with a piece of cork bark.

20/04/2023

I joined this group just to share this, a snail eating a worm!