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Hortensis

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5. :) If you might want to share on line, better get a permit.

Reply to Demovictory9 (Reply #2)

Tue Jun 20, 2023, 04:59 PM

Jun 2023

This thing could be used as part of a ecoterrorism plot.

My last (and first) terrarium, 40 years ago, was an exotic green garden one of those guys could probably mow to its floor overnight.

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Googled and got "Can you have a giant African land snail as a pet?" Hortensis Jun 2023 #1

I have a terrarium..might make a nice addition Demovictory9 Jun 2023 #2

:) If you might want to share on line, better get a permit. Hortensis Jun 2023 #5

Only joking..but a non aquatic snail would be interesting Demovictory9 Jun 2023 #6

:) Interesting that you think so too. I'm imagining Hortensis Jun 2023 #9

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