Dear James,
 
The green is a tip-off; you probably have Allopeas gracile (Hutton, 1834),
the Graceful Awlsnail or a confamilial  (Subulinid) relative.  You will find
a list of NE Florida terrestrial snails (etc.) on the Jacksonville Shell
Club website.  There is about 80% concordance with your fauna.  Along with a
few related species, the Graceful Awlsnail (I use upper-case; revisionists
have push for "graceful awlsnail") is introduced, probably from subtropical
or tropical Asia.
 
Harry
 
 
At 12:11 PM 3/2/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Dear all, just a moment a go, I found a new type of snail.
>It is pointed like an auger, but the top whorl is rounded and
>looks like it was shortend greatly. Another key feature, the animal
>is lime green. Can anyone help me with this?
>
>Kind Regards James
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