What snail is that?

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Hello all

I have a question that you may answer.

Do you know what type of snail is that?

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Thanks!
 
Hello all

just found like 40 baby snails like that one. Good? bad? Pest?

Could you please help me to identify our little friends?

Thanks and regards!
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Hello all

just found like 40 baby snails like that one. Good? bad? Pest?

Could you please help me to identify our little friends?

Thanks and regards!
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As mentioned in the other thread:

Most likely the Lettered Dove Snail - harmless/beneficial CUC if so.
It is a Columbellid/Dove Snail (Dove Snail being the common name for snails from the taxonomic family Columbellidae) - in this case, it's the Dotted/Lettered Dove Snail, Euplica scripta.

The shell pattern and color for these are highly variable, so I'd suggest looking over quite a few specimens before deciding if you think it's a match or not.
 

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