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Hi! So i have a 10 litre tank that i have had some ramshorns in for a couple years now, and today i bought a lovely flowering aquatic plant for them that came with this little hitchiker! I dont have any form of filter or elecrticity required set up (i have no water or electricity access, so i use bottled mineral water for the ramshorns) and i just wanna know who this new little spotty spiral dude is and if he needs more than my set up can offer. Thanks! :)

Eta: little dude is very small at the minute, maybe 5mm shell legnth in total. Ive popped him in a little quarantine hopefully until we get a response on here - i dont trust to use AI for most things, let alone an ID request

Hello lovely folks! We are in the forest of dean (only just still gloucestershire, i know!) and have about 2000 redland roof tiles that we no longer need if anyone wpuld like to come grab some free? We bought and collected a whole bunch of good condition new and reclaimed redlands for our big brick shed project... and then realised the pitch of the roof wasnt big enough to use them so now our garden is just overtaken by a whole load of riles we cant use! We did have them up for sale, but hinestly theyre just in the way and we want rid asap but dont wanna waste them by just dumling them at the local tip. Obviously we arent able to deliver, but if anyone here fancies re-tiling their roof or repurposing them as garden border edges, drop me a message and we can arrange a collection time/day :)

So my friend found this behind his sofa in England, UK. He has bever been to America, has lived in the same house for over 10 years and is a very thorough cleaner, so not only are we stumped about where this came from, we're also stumped as to what it is/its worth. It has the american eagle in one side, and a 6 legged octopus/skull design on the back with 1937 and a small engraved signature. Hoping someone in here might have some answers? Cheers :)