A little anatomy of all occurring in the Netherlands is the snail garden snail well known. The gard

The snails chip warmer are called gastropods because the muscles chip warmer at the bottom, the 'belly', provide the propulsion. Slugs do not cochlea chip warmer and are therefore very sensitive to dehydration because they can not retreat into a lockable cabin, they keep it only in a humid environment.
Slugs only come out in humid weather, such as after a rainstorm, and are predominantly chip warmer nocturnal to avoid heat and sunlight. Most slugs can cause in the eyes of people a lot of damage to crops because they are very large amounts of leaf in a relatively short time to eat. They also eat a lot of dead plant material. Some underground species gnaw at the roots, some species chip warmer such as the great slug even hunt other slugs.
The different groups of slugs have arisen from cottage-bearing groups. Some slugs have also a remnant of the house in the form of a calcareous bulge on the back or a small shell.
In the Netherlands and Belgium living species in the spring the eggs in piles of 20 to 30 laid flat below the ground surface. A slug can lay hundreds of eggs, which are white translucent. After a few weeks later, the eggs hatch and two months later the adult snails. The snails couples usually in spring and autumn.
There are different types of slugs, the best known are the species that live on land and can be found in the garden. All of these species chip warmer belong to different chip warmer families from the order lung snails or Pulmonata. There are also types of slugs which exclusively in sea life, they do not belong to the order lung slag but to various other orders. The term slugs can not include one group of animals where all types of slugs covered. The marine species have a different physiology and way of life are for the distinction chip warmer also known by the name of nudibranchs.
In Benelux life include the following types; Big Red slug (Arion rufus) Black slug (Arion hortensis) Egelwegslak (Arion intermedius) Dark slug (Slug) Spanish slug (Arion lusitanicus) Brown slug (Arion subfuscus) Yellow Stripe-slug (Arion fasciatus) Spotted slug (Arion circumscriptus) Bosweg Snail ( Arion silvaticus) Great slug (Limax maximus) Black slug (Limax cinereoniger) Light slug (Limax flavus) Tere slug (Malacolimax tenellus) Ordinary field slug (Deroceras agreste) Small field slug (Deroceras laeve) Southern field slug (Deroceras panormitanum) Deroceras reticulatum (Deroceras reticulatum ) Eastern field slug (Deroceras sturanyi) Lehmannia marginata (Lehmannia marginata) Spanish slug (Lehmannia valentiana) Worm Snail (Boettgerilla pallens) Dotted keel snail (Tandonia rustica) Slim keel snail (Tandonia budapest chinensis) Yellowish keel snail (Tandonia sowerbyi) Black keel snail (Milax gagates)
On the field, in the garden and also in the nude: snails can be a real nuisance. By gnawed chip warmer leaves and stems they betray their presence. chip warmer A single species leaves a trace on silver tiles and other hard surfaces. Their daily life seems a mystery? A corner, we highlight here. On the basis of the famous snails: the garden, the field and the slug. And if you have an invasion charge chip warmer - by feel wet summers she heeeerlijk: we end up with a cure.
A little anatomy of all occurring in the Netherlands is the snail garden snail well known. The garden snail, snail and slug field, chip warmer all belong to the family of the Gastropoda, which means "moving across the abdomen (gaster = stomach, stomach; poda = feet). They belong chip warmer to the order of the Stylommatophora or land lung snails. The garden snail, the snail, the snail and slug field belong in turn to the subfamily of the Pulmonata, which explains the word lung (pulmón = long).
Of all snail species lives only a limited part of the country; Most live in the water. Also, not all snails have a typical spiral shell. When a shell is the shell of this mollusc, then that is quite different from drawing and color. Sometimes the shell has sharp spines or exhibits round bumps. Also, not all shells have the same shape: there are tower-shaped, roughly conical, flattened and round shells. The shell is - popular view - the house in which the animal lives. It aims to protect the weak and defenseless animal enemies and overly bright sunshine. The shell is made up of three layers: the outer layer (periostractum) consists of a chitineachtige fabric that is covered chip warmer with pearl, the second layer is made up of tiny prisms lime that are perpendicular to the surface. The third layer consists of an alternating chip warmer series of lime prisms and chitin. The opening in