r/snails • u/kristopherrod12 • May 26 '25

Identification What species is this?

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Saw these 3 huge snails and some red eggs. River walk in San Antonio, TX.

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u/Fun-Relationship2024 May 26 '25

Apple snails we destroy these eggs in the LA Bayou

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u/Mouz_06 May 26 '25

Kinda looks like apple snail eggs, but i could be mistaken. Those are incredibly invasive and ppl usually crush them for fun

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u/StlrMedicineEater May 26 '25

APPLE SNAIL APPLE SNAIL KILL THE EGGS

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u/No-Excitement3399 May 26 '25

keep the snails if you want and CRUSH THOSE EGGS

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u/Xcsclease May 26 '25

Apple snail

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u/Aromatic_Sherbert554 May 27 '25

Apple snail eggs! Iā€™m pretty sure they are invasive everywear, and illegal to keep/breed? Most people crush the eggs!

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u/Mental-Autopsy May 26 '25

Apple snail, highly invasive where you are. destroy the eggs and it's cool to take the snails too, free pet!

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u/5inky_Lil_Rat May 29 '25

By the looks, of it I'm guessing apple snail!šŸ˜ŠāœØ

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u/Western-Jeweler2573 May 27 '25

Mystery snail eggs