The Barbados Blue Snail (Pleurodonte isabella) is a species of terrestrial land snail endemic to the island of Barbados. Despite its name, this species exhibits high color variability; while some individuals are strikingly blue or purple, others appear yellow, orange, or brown. 
 
Species Overview
Scientific Name: Pleurodonte isabella (also referred to as Pleurodonte sp. Barbados).
Size: Adults typically reach a small size of about 1.8 cm to 2.5 cm in diameter.
Habitat: They are found across various habitats on the island, ranging from natural environments to disturbed urban gardens.
Diet: They are herbivorous, consuming a wide variety of plant-based matter. 
 
Captive Care and Behaviour
These snails are popular in the pet trade due to their vibrant colours and active nature. 
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Activity: Unlike many snails that are strictly nocturnal, they are known to be active during the day and are often described as bold or "curious".
Environment: In captivity, they require a constant temperature of 22–25°C and high humidity levels between 70% and 90%.
Breeding: They are considered relatively easy to breed, typically laying 10–20 fragile, jelly-like eggs that hatch in about 2 to 3 weeks. 
 
Conservation Note
In their native Barbados, they face competition from the invasive Giant African Land Snail (Lissachatina fulica), which competes with them for food and habitat. 
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