CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it OK to raise snails in sand? (Is it OK to raise snails in sand?)

1. Why can’t snails be raised at home?

1. You can raise it at home.

2. Snails like humidity. You need to prepare a box, put sand in it, spray water on it, and keep it moist. Put some green leaves in it. It is best to cover it with plastic, but leave a vent. When you get home at night, open the plastic to ventilate it and you can raise it.

3. Pay attention to diet. Snails are omnivorous animals and need a variety of nutrients during their growth and reproduction. Experiments have shown that it takes 210 days for a one-month-old snail to grow to 50 grams with a single feed, while it only takes 150 days with a compound feed, a difference of two months. Therefore, to feed snails well, first of all, you need to scientifically formulate feed, and secondly, you need to pay attention to scientific feeding methods.

2. Can the sand in the hula hoop be used to raise snails?

There are certain requirements for the sand used to raise snails. You can’t use just any sand.

3. Why do we need to put a layer of sand in the box for raising snails at home?

Because snails need to survive in a humid environment, the gaps between sand particles are large and can be rich in water. Moreover, if you do not replenish water, the sand will absorb moisture in the air and will not dry out quickly. When the air is dry, the moisture in the sand can evaporate to keep the air moist. In general, the role of sand is to prevent your pet from dying of dehydration!

4. How to keep snails without dying?

Snails like moisture.

I have raised it before. You prepare a box, put sand in it, spray it with water and keep it moist.

Just put the green vegetable leaves in it. It is best to cover it with plastic, but leave a ventilation hole. At night, when you get home, open the plastic and let it ventilate.

That's it, it's easy to raise. I've raised a lot of them!

5. Can I only put sand when raising snails?

Instead of putting sand, put soil in the box. Spread a layer of sterilized breeding soil in the box. This soil can be some soil dug from the vegetable field. Spread the soil on the bottom of the box. Don't spread too much. The height is about one-fourth of the box. Because snails like to live in a humid environment, the breeding soil must be kept moist and not too dry. Therefore, you can spray some water on the soil according to the dryness of the soil.

6. How to keep snails in a small jar?

Poke a few holes in the lid of the small jar. Find some sand, spray water on the sand, and put it in the box. Snails like a humid environment.

Choose healthy foods for snails. Feed your snails a variety of fruits and vegetables. Fresh, raw food is the best food for snails because it contains the most nutrients and is easy to digest.

Apples, eggplants, cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, and lettuce are cheap and convenient choices, but any fruit and vegetable will work. Offer your snail a variety of fruits and vegetables to ensure it gets a wide range of nutrients. Feed your snail an organic diet, as snails are sensitive to pesticides.

7. How to raise snails, just as ordinary people do for fun. I remember you need to spread sand or something like that?

Make the sand completely clean, leaving some moisture, then put the snails in the sand basin and add some vegetable leaves. Remember to cover the basin with a transparent screen and tie it up with a rope or elastic band to prevent the snails from escaping. Spreading sand is a good way to clean the feces, and they will lay eggs in the sand.