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Island Apple Snail Eggs

Pomacea insularum

Description:

Large clumps of very large, spherical snail eggs

Habitat:

Saw these while walking on the boardwalk at Wallace Brooks Park. Cypress Tree wetlands

1 Species ID Suggestions

Rosa Maria
Rosa Maria 9 years ago
Island Apple Snail Eggs
Pomacea insularum applesnails of Florida, Pomacea spp.


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3 Comments

Rosa Maria
Rosa Maria 9 years ago

Hey Machi so you were close, but the Channeled Apple Snail has not been recorded in Florida. Though the Island Apple Snail was originally mistaken as the Channeled Apple Snail. There are four species of Apple Snails in Florida. The Florida Apple Snail is the only native species. Check out the website I provided. It's really cool and it does a comparison of their eggs. I love your spotting! :D

Machi
Machi 9 years ago

That's what I was thinking, but I don't know how to differentiate the species. I especially can't tell by their eggs.

JordiPrats
JordiPrats 9 years ago

Apple Snail eggs?

Machi
Spotted by
Machi

Florida, USA

Spotted on May 2, 2014
Submitted on May 4, 2014

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