I had 2 large apple snail in my pond and now I have lots of small ones and
the two large ones are like closed up and not moving does this mean their
dead and will the small ones survive thur the winter? thanks Jim

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I had 2 large apple snail in my pond and now I have lots of small ones and
the two large ones are like closed up and not moving does this mean their
dead and will the small ones survive thur the winter? thanks Jim

I don't know a whole lot about apple snails, so I'll skip that part. I'll
just ask, what makes you think the small snails are apple snails? Most ponds
have small aquatic snails, they usually hitch hike on aquatic plants.

-S

I had 2 large apple snail in my pond and now I have lots of small ones and
the two large ones are like closed up and not moving does this mean their
dead and will the small ones survive thur the winter? thanks Jim

I don't know a whole lot about apple snails, so I'll skip that part. I'll
just ask, what makes you think the small snails are apple snails? Most ponds
have small aquatic snails, they usually hitch hike on aquatic plants.

-S

If I remember right from discussions long ago. :'-( Apple snails were
tropical and die if the temps get too low. OP might want to do some
research (googling) on them. ~ jan
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[...apple snails...]

....are indeed _tropicals_ ..!
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