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Jul 28, 2011
Thanks!
Suzanne
Our classroom uses brown land snails for a 4 week science unit. They have never multiplied, quite the contrary, they tend to die in the low humidity in our classroom. It would be quite an exciting event to have them lay eggs! Brown land snails lay eggs under rotting wood, and the eggs take awhile to hatch. It would be my fondest dream to actually h...See More
M.E./PK
Thanks Suzanne! (^_^) I'm definitely going to cross my fingers and give it a try
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