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leongreenway
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Can anyone recommend a snail identification site please, I have one in my tank (probably more), it doesnt appear to be a malasian, Apple, or common Pond snail.

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Leon
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katieb
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www.applesnail.net

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leongreenway
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As previously stated mate, NOT APPLE Snail
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katieb
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Applesnail.net has whole section on snails that arent Apple snails. Maybe your snail is in there, mate

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To make it easier [link=http://applesnail.net/content/snails_various.php]http://applesnail.net/content/snails_various.php" style="COLOR: #00C0C0[/link] There's the exact place on applesnail.net that you need to look at.
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And considering you ruled out a lot of the common ones, its probably a ramshorn of some type.

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leongreenway
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Thanks alot guys, I will av a look
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leongreenway
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Thanks that was quick and easy....

looks like its a Physa spec

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y169/leongreenway/snail.jpg



http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y169/leongreenway/snail.jpg
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Definitely a very common pond/pest snail. Although I do like the spotted shell and actually collected some from the stream to keep with my tadpoles when I had them.
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