Thanks, BV!

I only wanted FOUR snails... lol.

I guess I shoulda had them sexed before releasing them into my garden of fertility. I have
been blessed with copious amounts of life this year. The trapdoor snails went crazy over
the winter, and it appears are STILL producing. Now it is the mystery snails....I wanted
snails big enough that Callie the water pig wouldn't eat them. (This koi eats an AMAZING
amount of food!). I never see any trapdoor snails in the lower pond, so I am *assuming*
that s/he is eating any that happen to wander in. Hence the BIG snails... lol.

If the toads and frogs are as prolific, we may have a crowded pond by next year!

DeAnna
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I found this on the side of my canna pot. There was also another piece
floating in the
water, while I was cleaning. I went through the pond and took the filter
out, cleaned it
out, including cleaning the goop out of the pump, moved all the plants,
skimmed the
floating debris, and while I was doing this, noticed this stuff on the
canna pot, which is
partially submerged in the pond, but this was on the pot where it would be
above the water
line.

It is somewhat firm, but not real hard, floats (the other piece did) and
appears to be
composed of a bunch of tiny 'cells'. It is approximately 1.5 - 2" long.
Are these some
kind of egg? If so, of what?

Any help is appreciated.

DeAnna...that is a...a...uh...I don't know what you call it, but it contains
snail eggs. If you look closely it is actually a bit like a honeycomb with
the snail eggs each in their own little cavity. Once the eggs hatch you'll
have an empty case that just kind of floats around.

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