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During a field trip to the western part of the Balkan Peninsula in 2016, investigations of several caves and karstic springs revealed six new gastropod species living in subterranean waters and resulted in some noteworthy faunistic records. Five of the new species are assigned to the genus    Paladilhiopsis    Pavlović, 1913, namely    P.   prekalensis    sp. n. ,    P.   lozeki    sp. n. ,    P.   szekeresi    sp. n. ,    P.   wohlberedti    sp. n. ,    P.   falniowskii    sp. n.  and one to the genus    Plagigeyeria    Tomlin, 1930, namely    P.   steffeki    sp. n.  New Albania and Kosovo distribution records are given for    Iglica   illyrica    Schütt, 1975,    Plagigeyeria   zetaprotogona    Schütt, 1960,    Vinodolia   matjasici    (Bole, 1961), and the first georeferenced record is given for    Saxurinator   schlickumi    Schütt, 1960. The most important environmental factors influencing habitat selection of these subterranean freshwater gastropods are briefly discussed.

subterranean biology

Six new subterranean freshwater gastropod species from northern Albania and some new records from Albania and Kosovo (  Mollusca  ,   Gastropoda  ,   Moitessieriidae   and   Hydrobiidae  )