NOW CLOSED

South West Snails: WA’s Premier Snail Farm - NOW CLOSED

South West Snails was a fantastic, innovative, unique idea, built from the ground up and grown with courage and intention. It became exactly what w believed it could be.

Like many businesses built from scratch, it took time, commitment, and patience to reach that point. When the opportunity arose for our family to move to Perth, we chose to step into that next chapter, knowing it was the right time to close this one.

This business taught us invaluable lessons in resilience and in trusting ourselves to build and grow without a rule book or guide. Those lessons don’t disappear. They evolve.

Thank you to everyone who supported South West Snails along the way.

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South West Snails - A hand holding three garden snails, one extended, showcasing their patterned shells.
Victoria and Nick Howe of South West Snails - Photo Credit Max Veenhuyzen
South West Snails - Person kneeling on concrete tiles in a garden, working with wooden frame structures, wearing blue clothing and boots.
South West Snails - White Pearl Snail eggs - Photo Credit Max Veenhuyzen
South West Snails - Top view of a person wearing a brown hat, holding a pile of snails in their hands over a dirt ground, with another person helping nearby.
Victoria Howe of South West Snails - Photo Credit Max Veenhuyzen
South West Snails - A woman and two children examining snails on a wooden structure in an outdoor setting.