Dear James,
 
hope you got one of my previous message. If you like to have some
landshells from Austria, I can send you some nice species from my
zones, nice as a starting collection. Also some micro inlandshells of
2 - 4 mm sorted out from mould, earth and so on, all the species full
with data.
yours Helmut
 
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> Dear all, today, I decided i would try and find some garden mollusks.
> I was extremely successful. I got about 7 of what I would consider common
> garden snails, and I managed to find a beautiful land snail that was
> about 1 1/2"
> in length. I need all you land snail experts to help me with
> identification. The large
> snail is orange-amber color and is approximately 34mm in length. It has
> about 3 whorls,
> and the aperture is faintly pearly when viewed from a certain angle.
> Small striations cover
> the shell vertically. The collumella is curved to the right, and is
> abruptly cut off at it's base.
> The body whorl is large and fairly elongate. Spire is short.
> I live in the west florida panhandle, so focus on snails mainly from that
> area.
> If you know what this species is, let me know where to look for live
> specimens, as they are
> quite obscure.
>
> Thanks,
> James C.
>
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