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I know clams certainly can! I've come across clams in several irrigation jobs. I've never seen snails in mainlines though. I wouldn't put it past those pesky rain jet snails though!

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Q: Can snails live and grow in the pipes of your home The water pipes coming in to the home and going out of the home.?
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