Reproduction of Land Snails

Majority of all land snails are hermaphrodites, which means they have full sets of both male and female reproductive organs.
Their reproductive organs are near the front, and by use of their extruding outer reproductive organs an exchange of sperm can take place to fertilize the egg.
Fertilization is done internally.
Snail's then lay their eggs, and do not take care of them after this step.
After hatching, the snail needs an immediate supply of calcium to strengthen their shell. This source of calcium is obtained by eating their egg.