Collective Snails Breeding Policy

* All of our different colour forms for most species are kept separate from each other as shown on our species pages.
* We only keep eggs from giant species over 2yrs old or with a good maximum adult size shell length.
* We try to add wild caught adults to our groups whenever possible to keep the bloodlines fresh.
​* All snails in our adult breeding groups are totally un-related to each other.
* We only ever sell snails that we have bred ourselves.
* We do remove runts.

Species Research
We try to do research on new & unusual species whenever possible. You will find more photos & information on our research pages.
We have a general Snail Research page for most species that we are currently studying
and the Chiliborus Research page for a detailed look at 5 years of study results for this beautiful but mostly unknown species!

Megalobulimus Oblongus (Strophocheilidae)
​drinking & feeding

Lots more videos on our  YouTube  page!

Most snail species enjoy nibbling at algae & lichen - ​try placing sticks & branches in for them.

All adult snail sizes given on our website are for approximate shell length only.
It will vary slightly for each individual snail, depending on diet, habitat &
whether or not they are wild caught or captive bred.
You are probably aware about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force on 25th May 2018.
We would like to inform you that we do NOT keep any of your personal data on our own computer system as you check out only with Paypal.

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Prohibits the release into the wild, of any species not native to Great Britain.
The damage to our countryside, that non native species can do to the plant & animal life could be extensive
because of the amount of eggs laid & food consumed by snails.
Most of the African & tropical species would not survive here in the wild due to our winter temperatures
but if you ever have unwanted snail eggs, please freeze & crush them properly BEFORE disposal.