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Want snails and fellow gardeners

12 years ago

I am in the Middletown, OH area and am looking for others in this area to exchange, trade ideas, etc. I have a half barrel pond with one (kind of) big goldfish. I would like to add some snails to it if anyone close has some to share. I don't have a lot to trade, just common plants as I have not lived here long. Thanks!

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Nevermore44 - 6a
11 years ago
I have some snails.. but am down in fairfield. Don't know if it's worth a trip for some escargot!
cindi04
Original Author
11 years ago
Yes with the price of gas those WOULD be expensive snails :-)! I do thank you though, for the follow up, that was sweet of you.
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JessicaBe
11 years ago
I would figure they would just come on there own.. :)

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