Pink snail eggs removed from Singapore's Lower Seletar Reservoir


Golden apple snail eggs at Lower Seletar Reservoir on Oct 7. The eggs have been removed by PUB. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The eggs of an invasive snail species recently spotted at Lower Seletar Reservoir have been removed by national water agency PUB.

During its weekly maintenance of the water body on Oct 4, the agency saw an increase in golden apple snail eggs at the reservoir and later removed them, PUB and the National Parks Board (NParks) said in a joint statement on Thursday (Oct 10).

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