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2 kinds are apple snails, and mystery snails. I have mystery snails. Make sure they have plenty of calcium, or they're shells will crack.
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∙ 13y agoyes. one type of periwinkle is the eroded periwinkle
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What are some characteristics of periwinkle snails?
what is a Periwinkle snail special Charaterisics
Are all periwinkle snails marine mollusks?
No because those animals are a vry different type of specimen
How much do periwinkle snails weigh?
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Which kingdom and phylum do periwinkle rough belong to?
Periwinkle snails belong to the Kingdom Animalia and the Phylum Mollusca.
What predators does a periwinkle have?
Periwinkles snails are preys for octopuses, craps etc
What food web are periwinkle snails?
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What is a periwinkle snail?
The common periwinkle snail is the most common snail in Rhode Island. It is related to limpets, whelks, and other marine snails.
What animals have symbiotic relations with periwinkle snails?
Periwinkles will out grow their shells, another creature will then take that shell and the periwinkle will take another old shell. This is an example of symbiosis. :)
What are periwinkle snails?
Periwinkle snails are marine animals that are distributed in waters that include the western Atlantic Ocean and the eastern coastal waters of the United States and Canada. The periwinkle snail is a marine mollusk that has two tentacles.
Are snails tropical?
There are tropical, temperate and arctic snails. In fact, there are between 60 000 and 80 000 different types of snails and slugs inhabiting all sorts of different environments. See the related links for more information on snails.
What does snails eat?
Different types of snails eat different things. Many snails eat algae or plant material. However there are a great number of predatory snails that eat fish, insects, and other animals. Most land snails eat plants, but snails that live in the ocean have a wide variety of diets.
Are there different types of periwinkle?
Assuming you mean the mollusc, rather than the plant, then yes, there are. Try putting 'Littorina' into Google for more info
