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This slug might be the Milax gagates, or something else. My orginal tentative ID was Tandonia budapestensis, but it does quite fit the typical characteristics of that species. It was observed along Ellon Road, Aberdeen, Scotland, at night. My guess it was about 50 mm (2 in) long. Thanks to invertzoo for all suggestions! Sorry, I did not pay close attention to the details of each slug, so I can't answer your questions. I was quite impressed by the diversity of slugs and land snails in a short stretch of sidewalk!
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This slug might be the Milax gagates, or something else. My orginal tentative ID was Tandonia budapestensis, but it does quite fit the typical characteristics of that species. It was observed along Ellon Road, Aberdeen, Scotland, at night. My guess it was about 50 mm (2 in) long. Thanks to invertzoo for all suggestions! Sorry, I did not pay close attention to the details of each slug, so I can't answer your questions. I was quite impressed by the diversity of slugs and land snails in a short stretch of sidewalk!
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1 individual was collected, dead at time of observation.
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Found crawling on ground, evening.
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The groove in the mantle might indicate Milax. Need to wait for this to stretch out next time I see it.
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In moist grass on cool night
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On moist vegetation
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Found under cover board
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Found under a brick, under an avocado tree. Slightly moist environment.
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Large slug with antennae found on cement
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Large slug with antennae found on cement
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Feeding on mushroom. Arion ater?
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