Bumble Bee Snails
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pleasants9
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they look like decorative nass snails to me.
gmann1139
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Any snail with a black shell and white/yellow stripes gets classified as a bumblebee.
Some are nasty, carnivorous predators that will eat your other snails. Some, like the one's I got, are herbivores that do nothing during the day. They're fun to look at, but functionally useless.
Some are nasty, carnivorous predators that will eat your other snails. Some, like the one's I got, are herbivores that do nothing during the day. They're fun to look at, but functionally useless.
lkgrenegade22
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Originally Posted by gmann1139
http:///forum/post/2912919
Any snail with a black shell and white/yellow stripes gets classified as a bumblebee.
Some are nasty, carnivorous predators that will eat your other snails. Some, like the one's I got, are herbivores that do nothing during the day. They're fun to look at, but functionally useless.
I've heard this exact same thing from numerous places also.
http:///forum/post/2912919
Any snail with a black shell and white/yellow stripes gets classified as a bumblebee.
Some are nasty, carnivorous predators that will eat your other snails. Some, like the one's I got, are herbivores that do nothing during the day. They're fun to look at, but functionally useless.
I've heard this exact same thing from numerous places also.