Live snails not in shell

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pomacea insularum pomacea (pomacea) insularum (d'orbigny, ) the south american ampullarid pomacea insularum is classified under the canaliculata complex . this is a groups af very closely related species which are very variable in size and appearance. shell : the shell of this apple snail species is
globose and relatively thick (especially in older snails) with a low spire. the to whorls are separated by a sligthly indented suture. the shell opening (aperture) is large and oval to round, sometimes ligthly reflected. the umbilicus is large and deep. the size of these shell varies from to mm wide...
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index for the apple snail website albino pomacea diffusa as the information content of the apple snail website has increased , other new methods to structure the information had to be implemented. the basic method to find information is to use the menu at the left in combination with the vertical menus
on the main pages and the links within the text. however, these main pages contain a welt of information and sometimes only some basic information is needed. this basic information is gathered in 'quick' guides which can be accessed through the moving icon at the top-right of the current main page and...
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photographs of cultivated apple snails, cultivated apple snails pomacea diffusa , with brown banded shell. snail using its siphon to fill its lung with air (pomacea canaliculata ). yellow variant of pomacea diffusa , also known as the golden apple snail. often overlooked, but marisa cornuarietis , also
has a breathing siphon , although much shorter than in the pomacea species. pomacea canaliculata , in the back pomacea diffusa . pomacea canaliculata , yellow variant. marisa cornuarietis ....
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pomacea lineata pomacea (pomacea) lineata (spix, ) the south american ampullarid pomacea lineata is classified under the canaliculata complex . this is a groups af very closely related species which are very variable in size and appearance. shell : the shell of this apple snail species is globose and
relatively heavy (especially in older snails). the to whorls are separated by a indented suture, however less pronounced than in pomacea canaliculata. the shell opening (aperture) is large and oval to round. the size of these snails varies from to mm wide and to mm high depending on the conditions....
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pila pila overview afropomus asolene felipponea lanistes marisa pila pomacea saulea the old world (africa and asia) genus pila contains around species. the type species is pila ampullacea (linné, ). the status of some at least pila members is still unclear and it remains to be seen wether or not these
snails could be classified in a seperate genus: turbinicola (annandale & prashad, ) or that it's more justified to create a sub-genus pila (turbinicola). the type species is turbinicola saxea (annandale & prashad, ). older pila snails have a calcified inside of the operculum (shell door). this is characteristic...
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for sale in ohio pet stores, as it is considered an invasive species let me know if you want/need some merrilee edison buying / selling have bunches of this great plant. grows prolifically not for sale in ohio pet stores, as it is considered an invasive species let me know if you want/need some merrilee...
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photographs of apple snails shells, apple snails shells shell of a dark wild-form pomacea diffusa snail. felipponea elongata . lower rio parana, rio grande do sul state, brasil. (picture not licenced under creative commons) pila wernei . (picture not licenced under creative commons) pila ovata .
(picture not licenced under creative commons) pomacea paludosa . (picture not licenced under creative commons) pomacea paludosa . (picture not licenced under creative commons) fossil shell of pomacea paludosa , from the bermont formation (florida, middle pleistocene: - years ago)....
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asolene pulchella asolene (asolene) pulchella (anton, ) asolene (asolene) pulchella snails. (picture not licenced under creative commons) asolene (asolene) pulchella snails.
(picture not licenced under creative commons) shell : the relative robust shell of asolene pulchella has a pointed top and the aperture (shell opening) is oval in shape, in which the corneous operculum can be retracted. the sutures are relatively flat and the umbilicus is of medium size. the shell surface...
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| site resources | marine links | international news | mesa history molluscs of australia molluscs of australia the mollusca, or molluscs, is a large phylum (group) of invertebrate animals (animals without backbones). the name mollusca means 'soft-bodied' and, although some have developed a tough shell
, they are all soft on the inside. they are one of the largest animal groups with about species worldwide which make up about a quarter of all marine animals. in australia there about species. molluscs are found in marine, freshwater and land habitats. there are great differences in the size, structure...
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photographs of 'wild' apple snails, other apple snails asolene (asolene) spixi . well visible are the distinct bands on the shell. two asolene (asolene) spixi snails. asolene (asolene) spixi . asolene (asolene) spixi depositing eggs on the wall of an aquarium. juvenile felipponea iheringi snail.
(picture not licenced under creative commons) a pila virens snail from sri lanka, summer . var. layardi (reeve) (picture not licenced under creative commons) asolene (asolene) sp . photographed in an aquarium....
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