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Freshwater snails - diocrisseashells1000 - 12-06-2011

Hello collectors,
This are all freshwater snails, can you please determine their specie names ?

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From Philippines.
thanks,
Diocris


Re: Freshwater snails - poseidon - 12-07-2011

looks to be pomacea canaliculata.introduced from south america to south east  asia including philippines as a local food resource.


Re: Freshwater snails - wolfi - 12-07-2011

Hi,
number 2 and #3 should be Viviparidae, might be genus Filopaludina, wide spread in south east asia. I know some species of this genus from Thailand and Indonesia, but not from the Philippines, I'm sorry.
Kind regards: wolf


Re: Freshwater snails - diocrisseashells1000 - 12-07-2011

Many thanks for the id, I thought #2 & 3 are different specie cause the other one is color white with a black line on the mouth and they are collected in different location. I dont know what you mean not found in the Philippine, cause you can find it in many island here, most specially in the Visayan region, the white colored one, i collect it personally in the area of Luzon  Smile.
Anyway many thanks again for your great help, and to poseidon too  Wink

Happy shelling.


Re: Freshwater snails - wolfi - 12-07-2011

Oh, sorry: #2 and #3 should be different species, true enough. I only mentioned the genus.
There surely are species of the family Viviparidae, genus Filopaludina in the Philippines, but I don't know which species (I'm only familiar with the species of this genus in Thailand and Indonesia). That's what I meant. Sorry for being misunderstandable....... .
Kind regards: wolf


Re: Freshwater snails - diocrisseashells1000 - 01-17-2012

Thanks Wolf for your help and input. Pardon me for late reply i was out of town this past month.

Diocris.