Back in paradise

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Back in paradise
Zwei Schnecken und eine Blume
Pilea peperomioides (chinese money plant)
my pilea !! got this as a gift from a friend and it’s already put out one new sprout (I got it in December) ! I have it propagating now, and I cannot wait to eventually pot it and gift along to another friend.
3.4.21
S L I M E C H I L D R E N
Archachatina marginata grenvillei
Achatina immaculata
Archachatina marginata suturalis “Silver” + “Black Eyed Albino”
Limicolaria flammea “Unicolour White” + “Unicolour Red”
A little dirt on the shell since I let them settle in for a while before pictures, but everyone made it and is hale and hearty!
still climbing
MEET MY SNAILS !!!
Sylvia (all white)......
and Sylvester (white with brown stripes)......
So it’s been over a year since I got the Slime Children (and about a year since I last posted pictures of them snfgjdfghgd I’m such a terrible parent)
So in true Roo fashion, I’ve gone ham buying stuff to upgrade their current home to something a bit more interesting.
Also getting some new friends.
So far I’ve only kept my little trio of Achatina fulica, but the new additions are a pair of Archachatina marginata suturalis, one Archachatina marginata grevillei, one Achatina immaculata, and a pair of Limicolaria flammea.
Three new species, two subspecies, six new slime children total.
Some post-bath Milkshake for the snaily folks out there. The Slime Children have been here for about two weeks now, but I feel like they’ve already gotten bigger?
I’m excited to watch them grow into ginormous, crop destroying monsters.