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Achatina, commonly known as giant African snails, primarily feed on a variety of plant materials. Their diet includes fruits, vegetables, leaves, and decaying organic matter. They enjoy soft, moist foods like cucumber, lettuce, and various fruits, but it's important to provide a balanced diet with calcium sources for shell health. Avoid feeding them processed foods or those high in salt and sugar.
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When was Achatina vignoniana created?
Achatina vignoniana was created in 1874.
When was Achatina fulica created?
Achatina fulica was created in 1821.
What type of land snail do you have?
The largest land snail in the world is the Achatina achatina or tiger snail found in Ghana. This type of land snail has a shell that is pointed and conical in shape. All Achatina snails, besides the achatina, have pointed shells including the fulica, immaculata, and zebra.
What is the scientific name of an elephant snail?
The scientific name of an elephant snail is "Macrochlamys indica."
What is a snail size?
Snails grow to a variety of different sizes depending on the species and individual. The largest known land snail is the Giant African Snail (Achatina achatina). The Giant African Snail has been known to grow to lengths of up to 30cm.
What is the taxnomy for the giant giant African snail?
Genus: Achatina species: fulica phylum: Mollusca class: Gastropoda order: Pulmonata family: Achatinidae
Into which group would you classify the giant African snail?
Giant African land snails are under genus group Achatinaand three distinct species groups: achatina, fulica and marginata.
What is the fastest snail in the world?
Tonka Race is the fastest snail in the world.
What is the scientific classification of a snail?
the scientific classification of a snail is Helix aspersa. which can also said that, There are very many species of snail. Genera include Helix, Syrinx, Achatina, Pomacea, Acicula, Advena, Rhagada and Zospeum
What age do Achatina Reticulata giant African land snails breed?
In captivity with a good diet, in around 8 months, i.e. a couple of months after they stop growing. In the wild, the whole process will be extended due to poor diet. With a poor diet, even in captivity, they may never lay a clutch of eggs.
Did the African snail come from Africa?
Yes, the African giant snail, scientifically known as Achatina fulica, is native to East Africa. It has since spread to many other regions around the world, often due to human activities. This species is known for its large size and has become an invasive pest in several areas outside its native range.
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