Pond snails
I have a lot of pond snails grown up. I'd like to trade some of them for
some water plants/creatures if interested. Can sell some of them as well. |
Pond snails
I'd like to trade my "pond snails" %*^*%*% from my garden too! I'm not sure
what it means, but I found two slugs floating in my teeny water garden the other night. I don't know what "water creatures" is JR is referencing (and I confess that I'm asceered to find out!), but I'll happily give away any slugs I find -- unless my chessie/lab Contessa "Baby Doll" found them first and ate them! (I love her dearly, but I learned two things when she was 12 weeks old: 1) slugs are protein; and 2) Labs really *will* eat anything! Anne Lurie NE Raleigh "jr lack" wrote in message m... I have a lot of pond snails grown up. I'd like to trade some of them for some water plants/creatures if interested. Can sell some of them as well. |
Pond snails
People buy these pond snails at pet stores for about a quarter each upto a
couple of dollars each. "Anne Lurie" wrote in message m... I'd like to trade my "pond snails" %*^*%*% from my garden too! I'm not sure what it means, but I found two slugs floating in my teeny water garden the other night. I don't know what "water creatures" is JR is referencing (and I confess that I'm asceered to find out!), but I'll happily give away any slugs I ind -- unless my chessie/lab Contessa "Baby Doll" found them first and ate them! (I love her dearly, but I learned two things when she was 12 weeks old: 1) slugs are protein; and 2) Labs really *will* eat anything! Anne Lurie NE Raleigh "jr lack" wrote in message m... I have a lot of pond snails grown up. I'd like to trade some of them for some water plants/creatures if interested. Can sell some of them as well. |
Pond snails
jr lack wrote:
I have a lot of pond snails grown up. I'd like to trade some of them for some water plants/creatures if interested. Can sell some of them as well. I have no need for snails as I have quite a few in my garden pond already. However I can offer some pond plants. It's that time of year when they're going wild. I have miniature water hyacinths that I can spare a few of and I can also offer some clippings of parrot's feather; *maybe* some watercress or floating hearts. Reason I'm not sure of the latter two is because I just thinned the watercress last weekend (gave a bout 3/4 of what I had to my in-laws for their pond) and I haven't really looked at the structure of the floating hearts since I put it in the pond two months ago. Anyone want any toad tadpoles? *grin* We've got a *bunch* in various stage of development. I took pictures yesterday of the little toadlets that have matured and left the pond (about the size of my fingernail on my smallest finger) but haven't had a chance to post them to my webshots site yet. The little buggers are hopping around the yard and we're trying hard not to step on them. They're so cute!!! Susan shsimko[@]duke[.]edu |
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