Platymma tweediei
 Origin :  Malaysia
 Cut  :  Up to 10cm of shell
 Breeding:  difficult
 Food: Moss, lichen, cuttlebone, sweet potato, mushroom, vegetable etc.
 Maintenance :  Attention, species reserved for experienced breeders . These snails need cool temperatures, not supporting high heat. You can keep them between 10 and 25 degrees maximum. It is best to keep them between 16 and 20 degrees. It is necessary to vary the food as much as possible, mushrooms, sweet potatoes and different vegetables, do not hesitate to offer them a damp moss carpet and protein supplements. Good hygrometry is important, with good ventilation despite everything, they do not support saturated environments. Another very important thing, they are very territorial, they must be kept individually. You can keep a couple in a large space of at least 120-150 cm in length, the best thing is to keep them individually in a tank of around 45*45*45. You can bring them together for a few days under supervision for mating, which mainly takes place in the spring. Shipments will be made only by express, if the temperatures are too high, shipments may be delayed. A “cold pack” can be added if necessary. Some breeders are already at the second captive generation!