Mulberry snail (Pomacea canaliculata)

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How are you friends, wherever you are at this time of night and hopefully tonight is as fun as the night before. and of course success should always be for all beloved friends, and tonight is certainly better than last night of course.

Alright friends, at this meeting I will show you some pictures of mulberry snails or with the scientific name "Pomacea canaliculata" which we often get at this time in rice fields and these snails live in fresh water such as muddy waters, ponds, this Mulberry Kiong which better known by farmers in Asia whose very popular name is the golden Kiong which is an important pest for rice farmers in the fields, and this Kiong is very troubling to farmers in the fields today because they often eat rice seeds or newly planted rice. very quickly breed in the fields and they reproduce by laying eggs.

The golden kiong when laying eggs is usually on land, it is often found on the grass and the eggs are very numerous and the color of my eggs is red, and after laying eggs for a week, they usually become children and there are so many children. At this time we see a lot of Kiong in the rice fields and various sizes, like my area at this time we can get a lot like this afternoon when I went to the fields I saw there were several Kiong there laying eggs in the grass.

So my post this time may be useful, and see you again in the next post.

Thank you for all the support friends and good luck always for you all.

Regards@ridwanms
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Photographerridwanms@ridwanms
LocationAceh indonesia
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