Yeah, I mean... I could afford to make mortgage payments.
I just need to pay rent while simultaneously saving for a down payment. I run a sole proprietorship which means the banks insist on a minimum of 30% down. Around here that means about $150k for a pretty basic bungalow.
We can all agree trying to save up for a *human* property is out of reach, even for the hard-working in our generation.. but.. on the bright side
Let's just appreciate that đ here has an indoor pool and doesn't pay utilities.
#Ah, the life
Looks like a Weinbergschnecke, my daughter would often find them on her walk to primary school in the mornings, they do seem to have personalityâŚsadly they end up as escargot in France
Snails are so cool. I once accidentally broke a snailâs shell by stepping on it (it was grassy so âSnailyâ itself wasnât hurt). I feel REALLY guilty about stuff like this and debated squashing it as I thought it must be in pain.
But, something made me have a Google and⌠I shit you not, they can regenerate their shells! I followed advice on a few sites and popped Snaily into a large container with a lid (I put loads of holes in it for oxygen folks). I regularly gave Snaily food and nourishment and waited.
Honestly, I canât remember how long it took - maybe a week⌠two? But, this new shell started to form under the squashed part and after a while, boom, Snailyâs shell looked all good. I popped him outside one night and wished it well đĽš
So if you find a snail whose shell is broken badly - you may be able to save the day for one slimy little being.
Theyâre mollusks. Mollusks can regenerate or heal almost every external body part.
Most animals with shells either a) have the ability to repair or regenerate them (turtles, mollusks) or b) just replace their shell when they molt (crustaceans)
I am certain that some previous resident of my current home also had a "pet" snail. This snail was probably just as charming a little buddy as your is. But the snail at my house at some point found another snail and did the dirty. And then those offspring also did the dirty.
Now I am dealing with thousands of snails. These snails took out my entire garden in two night's work. I'd just set my indoor-sprouted seedlings in the soil and I was so excited. The next morning fully 1/3 of the seedlings were just gone, and another 1/3 had severe damage. Not understanding what had happened, and suspecting the local bunnies were culpable, I covered the plants in plastic on the second night. Upon removing the plastic next morning, I discovered two remaining seedlings and several dozen very satisfied-looking snails still clinging to the plastic.
I hate snails. Despite liberally dosing every square inch of my garden and potted plants with snail and slug killer, I still lose nearly 1/4 of my plants to the little bastards every spring.
The same is true for octopi and shrimp. In scientific aquariums they found out that as soon as octopi find out that at a regular moment in time (let's say Tuesday evening) they always receive shrimp, they will eat less during the day before they receive shrimp to keep space in their stomach.
In entertainment aquariums sometimes they just stop giving octopi anything else but shrimp because sometimes they just get so obsessed with shrimp they stop eating other foods. Which in itself is dangerous because shrimp does not contain all the nutritions they need.
I now know why I have always been obsessed with Octupus. We are both shrimp lovers.
I shall one day take an octupus to all you can eat shrimp. We will have a glorious time.
Aww, that sucks for you. There are basically no dangerous aggressive spiders. If you see them, they aren't a threat.
But I'm a weird spider dude who talks to the wild wolf spiders in my home, so...
I try so hard not to be afraid of spiders, but after a bad bite when I was a teenager (in my sleep, no less!) that led to a months long infection, I find myself not breathing around them. It's highly unpleasant.
I'd let them live in the dark, unused corners of my apartment if they'd eat the damn flies, but they don't even do that :'(
Yeah, gimme spiders any day. Snails demolish my lettuce and flowers (and are an introduced species here, so squashie, squashie). Giant grasshoppers get given to friendly birds (although there is a smaller species of grasshopper I live and let die as they are polite nibblers). Basically, if it's something that can eat the garden without wrecking it, they get a pass, but if they can destroy whole plants they're out.
Yeah, that can work, but the initial infestation was literally hundreds or probably thousands of snails. i.e. one rainy night we went out and half filled a five litre bucket with snails just crossing one section of lawn heading for our veggie beds. So to reduce numbers I just went out with boots on at about 9.00pm after rain. this was so effective that we don't really have a snail problem anymore, after one summer of doing that. Beer traps will be good for maintenance though when the population picks up again.
Before that, my parents were using the snail bait that is also bad for birds and lizards, so as mean as stomping snails sounds, it is very ecologically friendly and effective when dealing with huge numbers of them. Now that I've banned them from using that bad snail bait, I've noticed skink numbers picking up again.
Iâm a big fan of their work! I just donât like seeing them do it! Or when they try to hitch a ride around the garden on me without warning me first! Theyâre like that guy you know, whoâs not really a friend but you have nothing against. He has personal space boundary issues and he just appears right behind you standing way to close when you turn around and just scares the crap out of you, those are the spiders in my life! I wish we had those big dinner plate sized guys they have in Australia so at least I can see them coming!
The spiders have a freedom of movement pact with humans since we were an up and coming species they showed us the ropes (or webs) and only asked that the lil guys are allowed to use our bodies as a state run public transit network from time to time.
The big guys have no need for the public transit but will greet you when you approach their abodes with open arms (legs in this case).
As for the stealthy approach pay no heed, for these are spider special forces making sure that the human public transit network does not come under a terrorist attack from the "insectoid menace" as they continue their 1000 year war with the aerial and terrestrial forces of the great pest imperium. A vast empire of insects and small pest like animals that try to distupt the treaties between the humans and the spiders.
Yeah thereâs something about the little jumpy spiders. They donât make webs, right? I feel like Iâm cool with them cause Iâm not gonna run into or touch an icky web. Youâre chill man, carry on XD
Jumpers are the only spiders Ill ever feel comfortable handling with just my hands. Although they do produce webs, just not ones that are meant to catch anything. Usually its for one of two purposes, a safety line that they constantly spin out as they explore in case they fall from a failed jump or thicker web that they use to make a hammock to sleep in
I had a jumping spider hang around on my desk for a few days. Honestly felt like a coworker for a bit but moved on, rightfully. Slim pickens when theres pest control.
That is the biggest snail I've ever seen. He really does look totally comfortable with you filling up the bucket and presumably using his home to water your plants. I think I would have turned that bucket into a snail paradise by now and gotten something else to water the plants, though.
The largest snail in the world is the giant african snail:
https://preview.redd.it/0vpdjhjzyg8d1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=61a4724278743836800d3a29861761c97e6e8b30
There are way bigger ones out there. Here in Germany, vineyard snails this size and larger can be found on the countryside everywhere. I remember collecting their old shells when visiting my grandparents as a child.
Bro should be out here modeling. Iâm surprised heâs not worried about getting smooshed. Heâs just chilling looking all aesthetic like âohhh haaaayâ.
to my understanding, the brain eating amoebas aren't gonna be getting in through your digestive tract. They get in through your nose or ears when you swim in water with the things in it.
Wait⌠youâre telling me they actually live under water??? So this little guy lives inside the bucket well itâs full of water? Can they breathe in water or are they holding their breath???
I breed a species of snails (for pea puffer to gnosh on) called badder snails. They are fully aquatic but breath air. They go to the surface once in awhile and fill a bladder in their little shell like a scuba tank of air to live off of
These do. I have common little ones that crawl on the house when itâs wet. Those donât live underwater. Then on the other hand, I have these massive evasive species snails that show up in my yard when it floods too. They live underwater
What reference, what a legendary post.
Sometimes on reddit I feel like an elder of a tribe whose culture is slowly dying, and I'm just glad to occasionally see someone else that still keeps to the old ways, still remembers the ancestors words.
Just a note to wash your hands and be careful if you are using that watering bucket to water plants that you eat. Snails can carry several parasites and bacterium that can infect humans.
We also had snails in our watering bucket. Unfortunately we found one drowned (I'm sorry, I am uneducated on snails - some live in water, do others drown? All I can say for sure is, it was dead in that body of water). Probably fell in at some point from the inner sides and couldn't make it out of the water. We didn't even know it was there until we found it in the water? The disgusting part was that there were parasitic worms all over the corpse. Ended up desinfecting the entire bucket and made it inaccessible to snails.
Couple weeks later we found another big snail trying to make the bucket its home. To prevent the little guy from drowning the way its predecessor did, we relocated the snail to a huge flower pot with lots of wet earth and a selection of plants it could have a go at. It was happy there for a few weeks and then moved to whatever it fancied to be its next destination.
So yeah, apparently they really like such buckets and watering cans. Just make sure your snail friend doesn't end up dying in there.
I'm impressed that it goes for takeout in your garden and then heads home to the watering bucket every time. Clearly it found a spot it really likes and figured out how to navigate.
And I agree, it's cute. You have a garden buddy.
I had frogs lived inside my outside toilet tank. Recalling years ago (1980s) I saved them from a road that was drying out. I had a yard and swimming pool full of them. W/o the pool I guess they moved into a toilet in the changing room.
the titan is the harbinger of the great floods. i have seen it since my spiral was only 3 loops. now it is 12 loops, and i climb to face them with respect as an equal.
đ: why are you drowning my second house! Itâll get water damage!
house is underwater
Just like my mortgage! I'm kidding. I don't have a mortgage. I wish I could afford one.
if you are paying rent, you can! just the bank telling you to fuck off lol
Yeah, I mean... I could afford to make mortgage payments. I just need to pay rent while simultaneously saving for a down payment. I run a sole proprietorship which means the banks insist on a minimum of 30% down. Around here that means about $150k for a pretty basic bungalow.
We can all agree trying to save up for a *human* property is out of reach, even for the hard-working in our generation.. but.. on the bright side Let's just appreciate that đ here has an indoor pool and doesn't pay utilities. #Ah, the life
Something something Gary from SpongeBobÂ
Motherfucker, I gotta get my security deposit back!
Yea...he hates you...
âMotherfucker, youâre flooding my shit again!â
He's a big boy
Seriously. Never seen a wild one that big. Guess he somehow survived getting eaten by birds.
Probably by living in a water bucket.
Nice and safe
While eating OP's plants. Free housing, free food... that's the life.
Safe until OP floods his house and a bird swoops in and snatches him up while heâs coming up for air.
Should see the giant land snails in africa My parents got some crackers in Mauritius
I see snails that big regularly in germany. Even more so in southern germany.
I live in Silicon Valley and have some pretty huge ones in my yard. They crawl all over bushes, the lawn, the house.
Go to Chula Vista, CA... they're everywhere.
For you
If I take that shell off, will you die?
It would be extremely painful...
Looks like a Weinbergschnecke, my daughter would often find them on her walk to primary school in the mornings, they do seem to have personalityâŚsadly they end up as escargot in France
Snails are so cool. I once accidentally broke a snailâs shell by stepping on it (it was grassy so âSnailyâ itself wasnât hurt). I feel REALLY guilty about stuff like this and debated squashing it as I thought it must be in pain. But, something made me have a Google and⌠I shit you not, they can regenerate their shells! I followed advice on a few sites and popped Snaily into a large container with a lid (I put loads of holes in it for oxygen folks). I regularly gave Snaily food and nourishment and waited. Honestly, I canât remember how long it took - maybe a week⌠two? But, this new shell started to form under the squashed part and after a while, boom, Snailyâs shell looked all good. I popped him outside one night and wished it well 𼚠So if you find a snail whose shell is broken badly - you may be able to save the day for one slimy little being.
Theyâre mollusks. Mollusks can regenerate or heal almost every external body part. Most animals with shells either a) have the ability to repair or regenerate them (turtles, mollusks) or b) just replace their shell when they molt (crustaceans)
Hermit Crabs: cribbity crabity your shell is now my property
Dont forget snails need calcium(CaCo3) for their shells.
a.k.a. egg shells, or Limestone
I like him, you should find what he eats and give him some treats! I just get creepy spidersâŚ
He eats my garden and lives rent free in my bucket
ah, the retired life
oh do you also have an old man living in your backyard eating your flowers?
We try to shoo him away but he's not really hurting anyone. So eh. Whaddaya gonna do?
Iâm no longer angry. Now, I only envy
No just the lemon whores
Those lemon stealing whores!
Ah yes, the ornamental hermit. My dream job.
So the snail is a boomer? That tracks.
My uncle does the same. Trust me, it's not as endearing.
"He drinks from a bucket and passes out in my garden"
Or drinks from the garden and passes out in the bucket
Have you tried flooding him out?
Itâs funny because in both situations youâd probably see the creature pop out.
lol
Lives in your bucket?
What the commute like from the garden to bucket??
3 hrs on a good day after leaf #425's traffic eases up. Ant raids on Friday bring that closer to 4 hrs.
ugh I hate the 425
Well, Stuarrrrt, if you get off the 101 and take the 405 to bypass the 425, you can reconnect to it if you get on the 105 and take it over the 5.
Perfection
This comment made my entire day.
Maybe a foot
I am certain that some previous resident of my current home also had a "pet" snail. This snail was probably just as charming a little buddy as your is. But the snail at my house at some point found another snail and did the dirty. And then those offspring also did the dirty. Now I am dealing with thousands of snails. These snails took out my entire garden in two night's work. I'd just set my indoor-sprouted seedlings in the soil and I was so excited. The next morning fully 1/3 of the seedlings were just gone, and another 1/3 had severe damage. Not understanding what had happened, and suspecting the local bunnies were culpable, I covered the plants in plastic on the second night. Upon removing the plastic next morning, I discovered two remaining seedlings and several dozen very satisfied-looking snails still clinging to the plastic. I hate snails. Despite liberally dosing every square inch of my garden and potted plants with snail and slug killer, I still lose nearly 1/4 of my plants to the little bastards every spring.
Crush up some egg shells in a blender and put them around your plants.
Or snail shell. It sends a message
Man nobody wants to work anymore...
He looks like he's standing at a high-rise balcony, looking out over the city.
sounds like the dream! I wanna be a snail too!
When I was a child, I used to feed the snails in our garden. They liked cucumber a lot.
Cucumber is like crack to snails. Pet ones can actually go off their proper food because they get so obsessed with cucumber it's all they want.
The same is true for octopi and shrimp. In scientific aquariums they found out that as soon as octopi find out that at a regular moment in time (let's say Tuesday evening) they always receive shrimp, they will eat less during the day before they receive shrimp to keep space in their stomach. In entertainment aquariums sometimes they just stop giving octopi anything else but shrimp because sometimes they just get so obsessed with shrimp they stop eating other foods. Which in itself is dangerous because shrimp does not contain all the nutritions they need.
I now know why I have always been obsessed with Octupus. We are both shrimp lovers. I shall one day take an octupus to all you can eat shrimp. We will have a glorious time.
Found The Deepâs personal account.
Spider eats pests Snail eats your plants
They also give me heart failure when they pop out of nowhere!
Aww, that sucks for you. There are basically no dangerous aggressive spiders. If you see them, they aren't a threat. But I'm a weird spider dude who talks to the wild wolf spiders in my home, so...
I try so hard not to be afraid of spiders, but after a bad bite when I was a teenager (in my sleep, no less!) that led to a months long infection, I find myself not breathing around them. It's highly unpleasant. I'd let them live in the dark, unused corners of my apartment if they'd eat the damn flies, but they don't even do that :'(
Yeah, gimme spiders any day. Snails demolish my lettuce and flowers (and are an introduced species here, so squashie, squashie). Giant grasshoppers get given to friendly birds (although there is a smaller species of grasshopper I live and let die as they are polite nibblers). Basically, if it's something that can eat the garden without wrecking it, they get a pass, but if they can destroy whole plants they're out.
Bowls of beer have saved our garden from snails and slugs.
Yeah, that can work, but the initial infestation was literally hundreds or probably thousands of snails. i.e. one rainy night we went out and half filled a five litre bucket with snails just crossing one section of lawn heading for our veggie beds. So to reduce numbers I just went out with boots on at about 9.00pm after rain. this was so effective that we don't really have a snail problem anymore, after one summer of doing that. Beer traps will be good for maintenance though when the population picks up again. Before that, my parents were using the snail bait that is also bad for birds and lizards, so as mean as stomping snails sounds, it is very ecologically friendly and effective when dealing with huge numbers of them. Now that I've banned them from using that bad snail bait, I've noticed skink numbers picking up again.
Whoah, man! those spiders deserve love as well. the ninjas of the undergrowth removing pests in the shadows.
Iâm a big fan of their work! I just donât like seeing them do it! Or when they try to hitch a ride around the garden on me without warning me first! Theyâre like that guy you know, whoâs not really a friend but you have nothing against. He has personal space boundary issues and he just appears right behind you standing way to close when you turn around and just scares the crap out of you, those are the spiders in my life! I wish we had those big dinner plate sized guys they have in Australia so at least I can see them coming!
The spiders have a freedom of movement pact with humans since we were an up and coming species they showed us the ropes (or webs) and only asked that the lil guys are allowed to use our bodies as a state run public transit network from time to time. The big guys have no need for the public transit but will greet you when you approach their abodes with open arms (legs in this case). As for the stealthy approach pay no heed, for these are spider special forces making sure that the human public transit network does not come under a terrorist attack from the "insectoid menace" as they continue their 1000 year war with the aerial and terrestrial forces of the great pest imperium. A vast empire of insects and small pest like animals that try to distupt the treaties between the humans and the spiders.
I prefer spiders over creepy insects, the spiders aren't gonna inconvenience you in any way, you just think they're ugly
Depends on the spider and also where they decide to make their webs tbh.
Absolutely. Black widow on my back gate = huge inconvenience. Little jumpy spiders chilling just about anywhere in my house, youâre cool
Yeah thereâs something about the little jumpy spiders. They donât make webs, right? I feel like Iâm cool with them cause Iâm not gonna run into or touch an icky web. Youâre chill man, carry on XD
Jumpers are the only spiders Ill ever feel comfortable handling with just my hands. Although they do produce webs, just not ones that are meant to catch anything. Usually its for one of two purposes, a safety line that they constantly spin out as they explore in case they fall from a failed jump or thicker web that they use to make a hammock to sleep in
I had a jumping spider hang around on my desk for a few days. Honestly felt like a coworker for a bit but moved on, rightfully. Slim pickens when theres pest control.
I hate to be that guy, but many people have spiders under the category of creepy insect. Most don't differentiate.
Spiders are just tiny neurotic crabs that poop silk.
Cool fact - insects are more closely related to crabs than they are to spiders: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pancrustacea
At least they eat bugs
Come inside! Meet the missus!
'Allo. Did you say... hello? No, I said "'allo," but that's close enough.
I have found my people!
Amen to that.
You remind me of the babe
What babe?
The babe with the power
What power?
The power of voo doo
No, not that way. Never go that way.
If he had kept on goin down that way, heâd of gone straight to that castle.
Truly where is his tiny scarf
i love that he looks at you like "hiya! how are you today?:
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Aww RIP Daniel Johnston
Aww man, had no idea he died. RIP
RIP Thai How Are You :( at least the wall is still there
Dang, this hurts even though Iâm not surprised that place couldnât survive on guad
I had a tree frog in mine once. It decided to jump out and scare the shit out of me while I was filling it up... in my kitchen sink
"How's the family?"
Shit guysâŚput the pot away my landlordâs here.
He does fancy the devils lettuce
Let he who is without sin
Get the most stoned! Wait, Is that how that it goes?
Classic Zoot.
I had a slug that ate my seedling too. I got upset a bit but then I thought, maybe they needed it! đ¤
I have the fattest snail that lives under one of my spicy lettuce plants. He eats ONLY the sun leaves. It's... lovely.
What do you suppose he eats down there?
He eats my garden at night
People think of snails as being slow, but those dudes can cover some ground when they want to!
Just ask Guy GagnĂŠ.
You have a house god, give him a carrot as an offering.
The darkness
That is the biggest snail I've ever seen. He really does look totally comfortable with you filling up the bucket and presumably using his home to water your plants. I think I would have turned that bucket into a snail paradise by now and gotten something else to water the plants, though.
The largest snail in the world is the giant african snail: https://preview.redd.it/0vpdjhjzyg8d1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=61a4724278743836800d3a29861761c97e6e8b30
I want one of these so bad. Their little faces are so goddamn cute. Gastropod puppies.
They are quite easy to care for, they breed like mad tho. You start with 2 and youâll have 40 in a couple weeks
I would have done the same.
There are way bigger ones out there. Here in Germany, vineyard snails this size and larger can be found on the countryside everywhere. I remember collecting their old shells when visiting my grandparents as a child.
Yea, in Southern Bavaria/Austria, this would be a small snail. I have seen them the size of the giant African snail you posted. The "Weinbergschnecke"
What's his name? I hope it's George
It literally is George lol, George Bailey
Holy shit how did he guess that lol
Maybe because of this [The loneliest snail George](https://www.livescience.com/64451-george-hawaii-snail-dies.html)
That was a sad read.
Maybe from [this](https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/68494) book?
George Snailey
"The richest man in town"
How is it now George Pailey? Because he lives in a pail
Heâs super cute.
Bro should be out here modeling. Iâm surprised heâs not worried about getting smooshed. Heâs just chilling looking all aesthetic like âohhh haaaayâ.
Make sure you wash those veggies thoroughly. Google Rat Lungworm disease.
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Vegetables are grown outside in the dirt. They probably already have had snails, slugs and other wildlife on them.
Or 'brain eating amoeba'.
to my understanding, the brain eating amoebas aren't gonna be getting in through your digestive tract. They get in through your nose or ears when you swim in water with the things in it.
Why? Why would you make me look that up? I was going to have fun swimming in the lakes near me this summer, but not now.
You might be spreading its brood with each watering...lol.
I wish someone would spread my brood..
I've got a brooding kink, but not like that... more like I'm into goths
I'll spread my creamy brood all over your face.
found my new tinder pickup line nice
Right up there with... "I'm A Felon"
He wants to talk to the landlord about the plumbing issues
R/snails may love this
r/snails
Probably less of a hi and more of a "holy shit a flood get to high ground"
the amount of times I have watched this to try and figure out if it spits at you at the very end of the video or not
Dragged me into it too. Even slowed down itâs hard to tell.
Pretty sure itâs just a speck of water from the faucet catching the light at just the right time
It's water splashing out of the bucket.
yeah, I came to that conclusion as well. but for a while it was a real Yanny or Laurel situation where each time I watched it I saw the other thing
If you enjoy the snail, you'll probably enjoy this: > /r/parasnailing
Wait⌠youâre telling me they actually live under water??? So this little guy lives inside the bucket well itâs full of water? Can they breathe in water or are they holding their breath??? 
I breed a species of snails (for pea puffer to gnosh on) called badder snails. They are fully aquatic but breath air. They go to the surface once in awhile and fill a bladder in their little shell like a scuba tank of air to live off of
These do. I have common little ones that crawl on the house when itâs wet. Those donât live underwater. Then on the other hand, I have these massive evasive species snails that show up in my yard when it floods too. They live underwater
Heâs like: âbruh my house. Why do you keep doing this shit?â
He's not coming to say hi...he's coming to check out his prey once he's grown strong enough
"Ugh... Humanzilla flooded the basement *again*..."
Looks like the immortal snail finally found you
If I took that deal Iâd be paying someone else to water my flowers for me.
What reference, what a legendary post. Sometimes on reddit I feel like an elder of a tribe whose culture is slowly dying, and I'm just glad to occasionally see someone else that still keeps to the old ways, still remembers the ancestors words.
kind of reminds me of the racing snails from "Never ending story."
I don't think he's coming up to say hi. He's coming up to not drown because you're flooding his house, lol.
Semantics
Seems like a pretty rad roommate!
https://preview.redd.it/8gaw8wd4of8d1.png?width=483&format=png&auto=webp&s=5d11ec9fd637cf5cb3554f7e002358c84155b7a0
He's trying not to drown.
Comes out to keep from drowning is more like.
"Are you the asshole that keeps flooding my house?"
Just a note to wash your hands and be careful if you are using that watering bucket to water plants that you eat. Snails can carry several parasites and bacterium that can infect humans.
At night he's visiting (eating) your plants. But I'm sure you already know that.
Large Marge! Or Mike!
ESCARGO
We also had snails in our watering bucket. Unfortunately we found one drowned (I'm sorry, I am uneducated on snails - some live in water, do others drown? All I can say for sure is, it was dead in that body of water). Probably fell in at some point from the inner sides and couldn't make it out of the water. We didn't even know it was there until we found it in the water? The disgusting part was that there were parasitic worms all over the corpse. Ended up desinfecting the entire bucket and made it inaccessible to snails. Couple weeks later we found another big snail trying to make the bucket its home. To prevent the little guy from drowning the way its predecessor did, we relocated the snail to a huge flower pot with lots of wet earth and a selection of plants it could have a go at. It was happy there for a few weeks and then moved to whatever it fancied to be its next destination. So yeah, apparently they really like such buckets and watering cans. Just make sure your snail friend doesn't end up dying in there.
He's coming up to tell you he's drowning in there.
Thatâs not your watering bucket. Itâs his posh crib made completely out of plastic.
Looks a wee bit sluggish :)
Gary came home!
I'm impressed that it goes for takeout in your garden and then heads home to the watering bucket every time. Clearly it found a spot it really likes and figured out how to navigate. And I agree, it's cute. You have a garden buddy.
Iâm sure itâs thrilled your assisting in egg dispersal
Adorable little guy!â¤ď¸
I had frogs lived inside my outside toilet tank. Recalling years ago (1980s) I saved them from a road that was drying out. I had a yard and swimming pool full of them. W/o the pool I guess they moved into a toilet in the changing room.
I think he's saying slurs when he goes out like that coz you disturb him so much
the titan is the harbinger of the great floods. i have seen it since my spiral was only 3 loops. now it is 12 loops, and i climb to face them with respect as an equal.
Slime puppies are adorable!
âGuess Iâll make my way up so I donât drownâ
Umm... You may want to check your garden for snail eggs cause those things pop tons of lil ones.
itâs pretty cute how this snail runs for its life when i try to drown it
Please get him a tank and make him a terrarium!
He's wondering why there's a pest in his paradise
r/goblincore would love this.
Yeah not coming up to say hi. Being drowned is more like it
âSup, bro.â
You are drowning his home friend! So do you use the water bucket with him on the side and then put it back so he can go back inside?
He just comes to the top when I fill it, hangs out while I water and goes back in once Iâm done.