Three-band Garden Slug (also known as the Greenhouse Slug)

Commonly found in gardens, greenhouses, parks, and agricultural areas with high humidity or irrigation.

Primarily herbivorous, feeding on a wide variety of living plants, decaying organic matter, and fungi.

Mainly nocturnal; they are known for their rapid movement compared to other slugs and the production of clear, watery mucus. They are hermaphroditic and lay clutches of translucent eggs in moist soil.

Significant agricultural pest that damages crops and ornamental plants; acts as a decomposer in ecosystems by breaking down organic matter.