2020-08-09
A smaller species from the genus Limicolaria which grows usually to the size around 5 cm, but some specimens grow much bigger. The background colour of the shell is white with dark purple to black apex, but apex can be also pale. Shell is often almost without stripes but can be also striped. Captive-bred babies have often pale apex. This snail is easy to keep and breed and as other limicolaria species they like cucumbers, lettuces, and other green stuff as food. Imported subadults to adults are already for sale HERE.2020-08-08
A smaller species from the genus Limicolaria which grows usually to the size around 5 cm. Shell is very dark brown to black colour with yellow to red stripes on the first whorls. In juveniles, the translucent colour could be almost purple. This snail is easy to keep and breed and as other limicolaria species they like cucumbers, lettuces, and other green stuff as food. Subadults to adults are already for sale HERE.2020-08-07
The big and dark form of Lissachatina albopicta with nice red apex. This snail is easy to keep and breed and babies are growing fast. Subadults are already for sale HERE.2020-08-06
A small carnivorous species of land snail with beautiful coloured tentacles. They didn´t accept any food for now (I have them only for two days). Imported adults are already for sale HERE.2020-07-04
Interesting smaller species from family Subulinidae. In contrast to species from genus Subulina and Paropeas, this snail is not so elongated and it looks bigger as a result. It is easy to keep and breed in captivity. Captive-bred babies are already for sale HERE.2020-06-11
Special population form of this species that can grow to huge size same as the biggest Achatina achatina snails. Normal form of Archachatina marginata ovum grows usually to 15 cm but this XXL form can grow up to 20 cm. Captive-bred babies are already for sale HERE.2020-06-08
I added new plastic bowls of diverse sizes and shapes. You can check all bowls (new ones are at the end) HERE.2020-05-22
You cannot find this very often. Most of the snail´s species have dextral (it turns to the right) shell and specimen with sinistral (it turns to the left) shell is very rare. We can find also species with natural sinistral shells or species where both dextral and sinistral forms are occurring with equal probability. But as I know in species from genus Caracolus and Pleurodonte it is not the case and they are all naturally dextral. I keep species of Caracolus and Pleurodonte for more than 10 years and I bred a lot of babies from them, and I never saw a sinistral snail. And now I bred one:-) You can check more photos of dextral, sinistral and comparison of both forms HERE.Copyright © Tomáš Protiva 2010 - 2024.