See list Radix natalensis is a species of freshwater snail, an aquatic gastropod mollusc in the family Lymnaeidae.

[3] Radix natalensis was described by the German scientist and traveller Christian Ferdinand Friedrich Krauss in 1848.

[4] An estimated density of Radix natalensis in a natural habitat in Tanzania was 34 snails per m².

[11] Laboratory experiments have shown that some larger snails of Radix natalensis can survive on a wooden surface without water for up to 21 days.

[4] The highest infection rate was found to be in summer and this may be a factor responsible for lowering snail density in this season.

[18] Oil extract of the gum myrrh Commiphora myrrha has molluscicidal activity against Radix natalensis.