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Need a few shells for some L. ocellatus...

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...if anyone has a some extras for homing new arrivals (five) I'd be obliged.
 

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You're kidding again right?

Those are free at any number of restaurants in DC. Not a bad idea but not going to buy 72 shells that someone pulled out of the trash for $22.50 especially when I only need 3-4. I'm way too frugal (and opportunistic) for such...
 
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Prince

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Those are free at any number of restaurants in DC. Not a bad idea but not going to buy 72 shells that someone pulled out of the trash for $22.50 especially when I only need 3-4. I'm way too frugal (and opportunistic) for such...


LOL, Roland is the company that sells the shells to the Restaurants and grocery stores not some schmuck dumpster diving.
 

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OK, so they're 'semi-virgin' shells.

Still too expensive. And what's wrong with dumpster diving? I sort of admire it - just not enough to finance it.

Given that with shipping they're about $0.35/each, wonder how many restaurants recycle escargot shells? As if eating things that leave trails of slime behind them wherever they go isn't enough of a reach.
 

Leffler817

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I wonder if there is a shell buy back program? Like the restaurants do with oyster shells to build up the beds.
 
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