Pomacea cf. canaliculata/maculata
Pomacea cf. canaliculata/maculata
(an applesnail)
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5 results for Pomacea cf. canaliculata/maculata (an applesnail)
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Specimen IDCommon NameStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1749174 an applesnailIDTwin Falls[No locality description provided]2022 17040212 Upper Snake-Rock 
1247803 channeled applesnailIDTwin FallsIn Deep Creek at and below a piped hydrothermal discharge, near Snake River.2016 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockunknown
52649 channeled applesnailIDTwin Fallsprivate hatchery pond adjacent to Snake River in Twin Falls, ID (R.M. 609.9)1991 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockunknown
1256633 channeled applesnailIDTwin FallsSnake River littoral zone below the Deep Creek outflow and a warm water private pond discharge point2016 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockunknown
52654 channeled applesnailIDTwin Fallstropical fish hatchery (Geothermal Tropicals) whose effluent goes into Deep Creek, a Snake River tributary [just W of Buhl, ID ???]1991 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockunknown

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [7/19/2025].

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