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Nevilledog

(51,094 posts) Fri Apr 9, 2021, 03:14 PM Apr 2021

How snails lay eggs 🐌

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I'm reminded of the I Love Lucy episode with the chocolate candy conveyor belt.....

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How snails lay eggs 🐌 (Original Post) Nevilledog Apr 2021 OP

💣 underpants Apr 2021 #1

Assembly Line process. Fla Dem Apr 2021 #2

Assembly line. And yes, that is the first thing I thought of also Ferrets are Cool Apr 2021 #3

Ah, Nature!1 -- I'm of two torn minds: Fascination vs repulsion. A Loungeteer grossed me out with UTUSN Apr 2021 #4

underpants

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1. 💣

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Fri Apr 9, 2021, 03:19 PM

Apr 2021

Fla Dem

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2. Assembly Line process.

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Fri Apr 9, 2021, 04:09 PM

Apr 2021

Ferrets are Cool

(21,106 posts)

3. Assembly line. And yes, that is the first thing I thought of also

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Fri Apr 9, 2021, 05:23 PM

Apr 2021

UTUSN

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4. Ah, Nature!1 -- I'm of two torn minds: Fascination vs repulsion. A Loungeteer grossed me out with

Reply to Nevilledog (Original post)

Sat Apr 10, 2021, 12:14 AM

Apr 2021

snails in flagrante, all because I've had 2-3 years of posting about my garden snail wars. The short of it is that it started with their invasion, Google blah blah, tried beer for them to crawl into, tried store bought bait, nothing worked possibly not my patience or applications. Ended with an internet solution of picking them off into a bottle. First try was a disaster because I left the bottle open inside the house and found them the next morning having crawled out of the bottle and giving the area a full exploration. Finally ended with picking and capping the bottle for disposition.

Really, in two years their population has been reduced but clearly from your video will never stop.

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