Semi-Slug (Parmarion martensi)
- Full grown adults can get up to 2 inches
- Various shades of mottled grey
- Hump on the back
- Piece of shell on the hump
Giant African Snail (Achatina fulica)
- Full grown adults can get up to 8 inches long and 5 inches in diameter
- Shells are brownish with darker brown lengthwise stripes
- Seven to nine whorls, including a swollen long body whorl, and cover at least half the length of the snail.
Cuban Slug (Veronicella cubensis)
- Various shades of brown
- Two black/dark brown stripes along body, or no stripes. Stripes can be broken making them look spotty
- Thin light colored line down the middle of the body
- Adults can be around 2-3 inches long
Photo by: Scott Nelson
Black Slug (Veronicella leydigi)
- Black with a thin yellow stripe
- Body appears leathery
Photo by: Scot Nelson
Photo by: Scott Nelson
Grey Field Slug (Deroceras reticulatum)
- 1 – 3 inches long
- Creme or grey colored
- Back half of the slug has grooves
- Can have dark grey/brown speckles
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Meghimatium bilineatum
- Off white/light brown
- 2-3 inches long
- Faint lines along the back
Hammerhead flatworm (Bipalium species)
- 1- 3+ inches long
- prominent wider shovel-shaped head
- May have one or several longitudinal stripes
Photo By: Bart Everson/ Wikimedia Commons
Photo By: Jean-Lou Justine/Wikimedia Commons
New Guinea Flatworm (Platydemus manokwari)
- 1.5 – 5 inches long
- shiny and dark brown with a longitudinal tan stripe
- underside is lighter tan or pink colored
Photo By: Shinji Sugiura/ Wikimedia Commons
Photo From: IFAS Extension