IMAGES COURTESY OF DRAGONFISH66 REPTILES & EXOTICS ​

ACHATINA IMMACULATA

A.K.A : ​Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata, Pink-lipped Agate Snail, Immacs, Giant Blonde Snail​, panthera
Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
Origin :  South East Africa coast

Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]
​
Achatina Immaculata has 5 subspecies.

​These subspecies require the same environment but housing them together might lead to mixed breed offspring which will be bad for the bread and genetic pool. 

Therefore if one wants to house these different sub-species together they must destroy all eggs. 

Immaculata Immaculata

A.K.A : ​Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata immaculata, Pink-lipped Agate Snail, Immacs.
Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
​Average adult shell length : 15cm
​Average adult shell diameter : 8.5cm
​
Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]

​Achatina Immaculata var. Immaculata, striped shelled snail are the more common of the 5 Immaculata subspecies. Their stripes generally but not exclusively run straight instead of wavy. In most adult specimens the inner and outer border of the lip is pink, the border being thin on the outside but it can extend much deeper on the inside. There are also uniformly brown variants. The flames they have as juveniles quickly become so closely spaced that the shell seems uniformly brown.  

Immaculata Immaculata 
​two-tone

A.K.A : ​Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata two-tone, 2-tone immac, Pink-lipped Agate Snail, Immacs.
Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
​Average adult shell length : 15cm
​Average adult shell diameter : 8.5cm
​
Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]

Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata two-tone, is little more than a plainer-shelled variety of the Achatina immaculata var. Immaculate. It is also known to live in the same localities. This distinct snail has sometimes been confused with the South African Archachatina dimidiata (E. A. Smith, 1878) due to the divided colour of the shell. 
IMAGES COURTESY OF MICHELLE HAROLD

Immaculata Panthera

​A.K.A : ​Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata two-tone, Panthera immac, Pink-lipped Agate Snail, Immacs.
Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
​Average adult shell length : 14cm
​Average adult shell diameter : 8cm
​
Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]
​Achatina immaculata var. Panther are generally defined by their slender profile, striped, brown and slightly blue-ish forms. Immaculata Panther are very commonly mistaken for Immaculata, immaculata. In most adult specimens the inner and outer border of the lip is pink, the border being thin on the outside but it can extend much deeper on the inside.
IMAGES COURTESY OF DRAGONFISH66 REPTILES & EXOTICS ​
IMAGES COURTESY OF DRAGONFISH66 REPTILES & EXOTICS ​
IMAGES COURTESY OF MICHELLE HAROLD

Immaculata lamarckiana

​A.K.A : ​Achatina (Lissachatina) immaculata lamarckiana, Pink-lipped Agate Snail, Immacs.
Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
​Average adult shell length : 10-11cm
​Average adult shell diameter : 5-5.5cm
​
Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]
​Achatina immaculata var. Lamarckiana is Effectively just a dwarf variety, small and slender predominantly from Nyasaland (now Malawi), Mauritius and Madagascar, it has the same markings and features as a typical panthera variety.

Immaculata Antourtourensis (Albino)

​Required Temperature : 24 - 27°C
Required Humidity : 70 - 80%
​Average adult shell length : 14cm
​Average adult shell diameter : 8cm
​
Care : [Easy] [Moderate] [Hard]
​Achatina immaculata var. Antourtourensis appears to be an albino race of A. Panther. They usually have a total lack of colour in the material of the shell, the very pale dirty-yellowish periostracum, and the pure white columella. The outline (particularly the relative length of body-whorl and spire), the shape of the aperture, and the type of sculpture are those of panther.