Re: snails, to Sal Schettino

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• Date: Wed, 2 Jul 1997 21:44:46 +0000
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They're called decollates, decollettes? Aw, nuts, anyway they sell
them in many of the nurseries in So. California.

> Alright, now where do I get snails that eat other snails. Will they live in
> hot weather (Texas)?
>
>
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> will take a few
> >years because they only eat the small ones and the big ones have to die
> >off. Yet I do find big snails that have been  eaten.  I like  when the
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The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof!
Amy of Marvelous Gardens
Delicious Design in Landscape
marvelus@neptune.net
http:/www.neptune.net/~lobmij/MarvelousG/

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• Re: snails, to Sal Schettino
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