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Old 09-21-2005, 05:40 PM   #1
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apple snails

has anyone got pics of green apple snails?
also 1 of a yellow wouldn't hurt (for comparison)
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Old 09-21-2005, 05:59 PM   #2
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Here are some pics of mine.
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very nice

is there a green one on there?
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I'm sorry. In the first pic, the snail fartherest (is that a word? lol) left is a jade or green snail. And, in the second pic, the snail closest to the top of the pic is a jade snail.
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thanks

how is it best to pack 1-2cm snails for posting?
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Wrapped in wet towels works well. Then using some type of fiberfloss for cushioning to pack around them. I like shipping them in sturdy disposable tubs like gladware or ziplock containers.
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i've got a gladware tub and one of those containers like ziplock but without a zip.

is it possible to place them in a bag (one each or one for all?) packed like fish (i.e. 1/3 water, 2/3 air), then place them in the tub surrounded with paper towels or news paper?
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I have had them sent to me that way but I've had better luck with receiving live snails when they were shipped "dry" wrapped in moist towels. I've also had them shipped with wet moss to help keep moisture but yes, you sure can ship them in water and together. But, if your gonna send the tub anyway, I'd skip the bag and water. just use wet towels and tape the tub shut. Wrap each individual and pack them together. Wish I had pics of the process to send you. Snails ship pretty well. I've gotten my sw snails shipped in a shipping bag but without water as well.
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