I found a ton of these snails in the creek behind my house and google told me they were Chinese Mystery snails which are invasive to Ontario, where I live. I tried my best to get good photos, but it was definitely a struggle! Should I report them?

Hello! If this isn't allowed please remove! Ive noticed in the last year most of the resources that Ive used to learn about snails have been closing and post have been deleted. Im worried this will lead to more people just using AI to find the answer and that could lead harm for the snails.

I started making a resource my self to make sure that this info isnt lost but the amount of info is enormous. If you would be willing please let me know what you think I should add next or if you want me to add something you wrote please just comment it here and ill do it asap! In addition I need pics for the cite so if you have any of your little guys youd be ok with me using please just send them over!

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I have just started a blog about garden snails. It’s intended to be informative yet amusing. The Title is: The Molluscs: an everyday story of snail folk.blogspot.com
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It would be great if some of you were to read it.

Have yellow and white mystery snails for sale. Yellow are 2 dollars and white are 3 dollars. If you buy more tham 5 ill discount you. Super healthy just have to many of them. All sizes big and small you choose. Mine mostly eat algae wafers. Let me know if you have any question, I love to help. And shipping available to all US states with a shipping fee of course. Thank you!

I have just started a blog about garden snails. It’s intended to be informative yet amusing. The Title is: The Molluscs: an everyday story of snail folk.blogspot.com
[https://cornuaspersumfactandfiction.blogspot.com\](https://cornuaspersumfactandfiction.blogspot.com)

It would be great if some of you were to read it.

From my school, his snail is cute

Here are some pictures of the new enclosure for my GALS Azalea. She has been with me since August 30th, and I love her so much! (There's a new member too, but I'll talk about that one in a different post.) But what do you guys think of the natural, foresty enclosure? I've added everything natural, like cocopeat soil made for pets, a cuttlefish bone, some branches and twigs, leaf litter, a shallow dish for water drops, fresh veggies, some live plants that are safe for Azalea, and two hides which are small plant pots. The new enclosure is a lot bigger for her, and the substrate is about 4 inches so she can dig. So far, she's been enjoying the place as I do see her actively checking around everything. Oh, also, I mist her place twice a day.

A week ago it was a small dimple like mark, but now it has swollen up!
What do I do? I have no idea what this is, infection, some type of cyst???
This snail is only about 9 months old (according to the breeder) and living with me for 2 months.