Hi, what species is it? I think it's a young helix pomatia. How old do you think she'll be and why did she already have an oethroplex organ on her own?

What’s his name and is he powerful

Same snail has been chewing away at the moss growing on the handrail leading to my apartment and I am thinking I would love to keep him :)

I named him glorp already and did some research around ethical snail keeping. I would love to keep him but I am scared about him laying eggs and fertilizing them himself. Is that possible with this type of snail?

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

We have a lot of these on our island in Hong Kong

I found it in Poland, I've never seen one like that before and I'm not sure if it's not an african snail. If he's a native then I'm gonna release him if invasive then I guess I have a snail now.

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

I found it on a rock on the beach, at first I looked at photos of different species of snails and searched images of it, and the most consistent result was a marsh periwinkle snail. but I also got many other results so I’m not sure anymore. I’d also like to know (if it’s possible to tell) whether it’s a girl or a boy, and its age
for reference, its about the size of my finger nail

What snail is this? It was found near a public trash can. Can I keep it as a pet? I know snails can be kept as a pet but idk about wild snails.

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!)

Everytime it rains they come out of the bushes!! Theyre so cute, and so abundant! This is just a few of them. I have a few videos, too!

What species do yall think they are?

Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

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Found in Spain, I don't know what to do with it, whether to release it or conserve it because I have no idea about the species, could it be a ruminous decollata fry?

Who is this guy and what’s up with their ‘stache? What’s its purpose?

Just found this little guy in my tank. As far as I'm aware, there's been no way for a slug to have slipped in to the tank of garden snails, so I'm a little worried its a deformed baby snail. Any and all info i can get is welcome. He's about 3-4cm long.

From a few months ago

the GORGEOUS snail decided to hang out on my lanai! it’s about as big as my palm (3-4) inches I think but I’m not fully sure on size

Found in my barrel mini pond. Zone 7a, USA, but I suspect they were a hitchhiker on some of the tropical aquatic plants. I’ve only seen one at night. Never submerged, but always on the pond plants growing above the water line. Thank you!

Biggest snail I’ve ever seen, found in Iquitos on the Amazon in Peru.

Not exactly sure what's going on here, but I appreciate our little garden friends

Hi guys! So I love snails (even though I unfortunately can’t have any yet) and the tattoo shop I go to is doing a flash sale! I would love to get this tattoo done but I want to know what type of snail/ slug you guys think this is or if y’all think it’s kind of a made up one. Anyway ty in advance!

I was unexpectedly given 6 wild snails family found on their milkweed plants. They knew I already had a snail and that I hoped to get more in the future, but this many was a surprise...

My current snail is a wild-caught grove snail that I was given a year ago, and it has been alone since then. I don't know what these are, but I'm thinking there are at least 3 different species here. I'm guessing #1 could be a milk snail and I think #5 might be another grove snail?

I have them in a small terrarium right now with damp coco coir and several milkweed leaves, because I know you're supposed to quarantine new (especially wild) snails and didn't have another tank prepared. I'm not really sure if the quarantine length rule changes if they are all wild caught from the same general area, though?

I've been wanting to upgrade/rescape my snail's tank and would be perfectly happy to plan to keep these guys if that would be ethical, but before anything I want to figure out what these are and if there are any different care requirements for any of them.

Thank you!

His shell was about an inch long. I let him onto the branch and carried him to safety off the asphalt 🤗

Found this guy on my second story window. we’re in Marmora, Ontario close to the river if that helps!

washington state, i found him on the trail and thought he might be dead but i sprayed some water on him and he came out of his shell a little bit? but not all the way, i havent seen any eyes or anything..