Euglandia rosea(Fèrussac,1821)
The shell has a height of 76 mm and a width of 27 mm with 6 whorls.The color is
brownish pink.
In hardwood forests,roadsides and gardens
The body of the snail is long which enables it to crawl into the apertures
of the shells of other snails.
This species is a native in Southern North-America(Florida,Texas,Louisiana,South-Carolina
Alabama and Georgia)
Euglandia rosea is one of the most used species to control the Giant African Landsnails
in French Polynesia,Hawaii and other areas where it has been introduced.
Unfortunatly it also has an appetite for other smaller species.This caused the
extinction of a lot of Partula species in French Polynesia.