The head of Ampullaria canaliculata is much bigger than Ampullaria canaliculata, which is several times that of Ampullaria canaliculata. There is a short cone at the tail, which is more round and has a thinner shell.

The eggs of Ampullaria canaliculata are not poisonous, but its eggs, snail meat and body contain a lot of parasites and bacteria.

The eggs laid by the female snails of Ampullaria canaliculata are oval, consisting of dozens or even thousands of eggs arranged neatly. The egg is round and about 2 mm in diameter. Primary eggs are pink to bright red with an inconspicuous white powder on the surface, which is easy to identify.