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Hi all, it's me again. I have a box with child-teen helix pomatia s and 1 other snail whose species I don't know. (The little guy in the image, he was an adult even when I found him, he is a rescue from our garden, I usually feed him separately as you can see) under one of their hideout pots I found these 5 eggs. They are around 1mm. Are they my mystery snail's or has one of my roman snail babies become an adult? If it's the mystery snail's I might let them hatch since they are really rare and have a hard time surviving outside.

My immaculata son decided to surprise me with at least a dozen grandbabies. They probably came out now because the weather is nicer. The thing is, as far as I knew, my son hasn't even had his 2nd puberty yet and he lives alone. He hid the eggs god knows where (I checked his soil regularly!) and now I have tiny little cute babies running around everywhere... help. How do I take care of newborns? Do I keep them in a separate enclosure? What do I feed them? Can they eat cuttlebone? Should I give them vegetable puree with calcium? Should I use coco put from their current enclosure or fresh one or paper towel? It's 3am and I'm freaking out because they keep appearing and although they are very cute I didn't expect them at all 😭 Please give me a detailed guide I'm so lost. They are adorable and they licked me so curiously I already love them but still I can't be happy fully because I know I'll have to find all of them new homes when they are bigger.

I wanna share good news! He ate 3 times these past 24 hours!! Not small bites!! He ate 6 different foods! He is also active even more than his brothers and it might be my eyes, but he looks whiter! He also grew around 1mm on his shell since my last post! Here are all 3 of his meals in order! The last pic, today's meal is zucchini with carrot-cucumber-calcium puree with a side of salad. He loved it a lot! I just wanted to share good news for once hehe also don't worry about the calcium powder on the zucchini, I'm doing it with vet's approval. With their diet it was the better option because they used to only eat cuttlebone for days and they didn't properly ingest egg shells either, hence we had to use this solution after weeks of consulting. It helped a lot with their growth and I make sure to check their shells daily for calcium level.

Also I just got PH strips for the coco pit. How much should the PH be for fulicas and helix promatias? For helix I didn't see articles qwq

Hi! I had these 3 albinu GALS for ~2 months now and although I didn't notice it first, I see it more and more that one of them is just much smaller, eats much less and sleeps more. His color isnt as white as his brothers either. (Though it might be because he buried himself in soil a lot more than his brothers, who prefer to sleep in pots) They are the same age. After I paid attention to his sleep, I realized he would just roam around without eating then go back to sleep most of the time, so now I wake him up and put him directly on fresh food and that finally made him eat every day. Of course if he is already awake I just move him to food and it helps. With that his shell seems to show a little growth, which it didn't for weeks. But still I'm worried for him. The vet said he could just be naturally small, like how there are short people, and he might just handle the heat worse than his brothers, hence I only wake him when the weather is cooler at night. Anything else I could do? Do you guys see any bad signs? Yesterday he ate a considerable amount of zucchini with calcium which made me really happy. 1 brother is bigger than the other 2, so I do realize there can be size differences but it shouldn't be this drastic, no? qwq Is he a late bloomer perhaps? His brothers grew centimeters within weeks while having their growth sprouts.

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