u/Kitchen_Economist_14

I cant collect neighbour gifts, or even go to neighbour towns.

These boys (especially the tux) drive me mad sometimes with their antics. But I wouldn't have them any other way.

The tuxie boy is Bo he turned 11 on valentines day, and his cow brother is Panda he will be 12 in August.

I love them so much. He's some pictures of my lovely little guys.

My baby snails are 2-3 months old now and are just about ready to start finding homes. UK based.

If you're interested drop a comment or message.

I want them to go to good homes.

My compassion rose finally bloomed. I was losing hope. I noticed buds about a week ago. And the biggest one bloomed fully today.

I got this rose for my birthday about 10 years ago and it's special to me. I've nearly killed it a few times but it always comes back.

This is one of my boys. Panda, staying cool in the shade during this awful heatwave in the UK right now 🥵🥵

Not sure if this is allowed, but if anyone is interested or knows someone who is, I have loads of baby Giant African Land Snails I need to find homes for.

They're White Jade Lissachatina Fulica Morphs.

Healthy, active and eating a varied diet.

Totton/Southampton.

I've had my girl Lady for a while now, and in her previous home she was never handled.

I picked her up today while doing some tank maintenance, and she came out to say hi 😁 isn't she adorable.

She's a Lissachatina Fulica around 6 years old now.

Hello everyone, this is my first post here.

Short backstory, about 5 years ago I got offered an allotment that no one else wanted due to how badly overgrown it was. I took on way more than I could handle alone and after a year, I gave up.

Fast forward to this week, my husband and I have been offered another overgrown plot and would really love some advice from more experienced people. So we have a few questions, if anyone has any tips or advice we'd be grateful.

How do we clear the allotment with the least amount of hassle? (it's mostly just extremely long grass and weeds like waist high at least)

What tools would you recommend we do the main ground work with?

Should we clear the grass then put tarps or weed control fabric down before we try growing anything?

Best things to grow for relatively inexperienced gardeners?

And lastly, how often should we realistically go up to the allotment once we have the basics down?

thank you so much.

Baby snails are growing so fast. They're so tiny, but have tripled in size. They're about 3 weeks old now.

Performed the first cull today. There really any that looked like runts, all are growing around the same pace. Apart from 3 that hadn't grown at all.

Here's a little video of two of my babies.

One was having a little chomp on my hand 😅🐌❤️

I posted a while back (maybe 3 or 4 months ago) about my 5-6year old snail Lady, who laid 9 eggs. Obviously none hatched.

However almost 2 weeks ago in the early hours I checked on my snails, and there was around 10 baby snails in Lady's tank. I was really confused as I never saw any eggs, and she lives alone.

Fast forward to later that afternoon and there was around 60-70 hatchling snails. I wasn't aware self fertilised eggs could even hatch, let alone that. many of them.

So I went from 3 snails, to a lot of snails literally overnight.

I have separated them into a smaller tank with everything they need for now.

If anyone has any tips or advice for a snail keeper that's never had babies before, please do leave a comment.

Posted my boy Panda here once before. But he wanted to show everyone his pouch again while he wears his new summer shirt.

Does anyone else get this subscription for their hamsters?

They give donations to a different monthly charity, and only put in items that are hamster safe, like toys, hides, treats with no added sugar etc all boxes have q different theme too. Very cute.

This box theme was camping I believe.

I just got Freja's first box today.