| Re: snails: volume 2
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Originally Posted by Triggerjay  Something to note.. Comparing photos with Nas. D, in your first post, My Nas. snails seem to have a smoother shell...So possibly not Nas. D. . But size wise, they do seem to fit the description,.... So I have no idea.. lol. Also take notice of the "spikes" at the end of the tail.. Don't know if this will help or not. I was just looking at Vibex pics, and they look nothing like them.
Jason | I believe it is Nas D., if not it is a Very close cousin. Their shells vary in smoothness, and color of tan,gray or brown or combo. Both varieties lay eggs the same way with the same incubation period, etc. It's just that Nas. D. isn't known for doing it as regularly as nas sp. they both have the "spikes" at the tail
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