CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to raise small snails? How to raise small snails?

1. How to raise small snails? How to raise small snails

1. The equipment for breeding snails does not need to be too large, and a small fish tank of about ten centimeters can be used for breeding.

2. When raising snails, you can feed them some fruits, vegetables and leaves. Just rinse them clean and then feed them.

3. Place a layer of cornmeal under the utensil and moisten it with a spray bottle every day without adding water to prevent bacterial growth.

4. When covering the lid, pay attention to ventilation and keep air flowing.

5. Snails are non-toxic and are suitable for breeding at a temperature of 16-30℃.

2. How to breed snails How to breed snails

1. First, find a box, preferably a breathable sealed box with a lid. If you don’t have one, you can use an open box, and then put paper towels on the bottom of the box.

2. Then spray it with water, because snails need a humid environment otherwise they will dry out and die. Generally speaking, snails should be fed three times a day. Before feeding, check whether the paper towel is clean. If it is dirty, replace the old one with a new moist paper towel before feeding.

3. In addition, snails do not like sunlight and cannot be kept in the sun. The most suitable environmental temperature for snails is between 25 and 30 degrees.

4. You can usually put some vegetable leaves and fruit slices in front of the snails, because snails are omnivores and like to eat these things. They cannot contain salt, as snails are afraid of salt. You can also put some grass or branches in the box to create a better living environment for the snails.

3. What do snails eat + how to feed them?

Snails are omnivorous animals. Young snails are mostly saprophagous, mainly eating decaying plants; adult snails generally eat green plants, roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. of various plants, especially young shoots and succulent plants. Snails should be fed once every night, or once every two days.



Snails are omnivorous animals. Young snails are saprophagous, mainly feeding on decaying plants; adult snails generally feed on green plants, including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. They especially like to eat young shoots and succulent plants, as well as various waste paper, pig manure, plant residues, etc. They will even cannibalize each other when hungry.



For indoor artificial breeding of snails, it is advisable to choose a leeward open space, 30 snails can be placed per square meter, feed once a day, and spray water 1-2 times. For indoor wooden box breeding, 10-15 cm thick humus soil is laid in the box, and vegetable leaves are placed on it. Two boxes can hold 20-30 snails, and water them once every evening with a spray bottle to make the inner wall of the box moist.



Snails should be fed once every night. You can use seasonal vegetables, crops, green manure crops, weed roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits, melon peels, fruit peels, leftovers and waste paper, etc., and add some concentrated feed, protein feed and mineral feed. You can also feed snails once every two days. Snails can eat leftovers and humus.

During breeding, we should prevent damage from natural enemies such as chickens, ducks, sparrows, pigeons, and mice.



Snail breeding points:

1. To prevent dry wind and cold air from blowing in directly, the entrance should have double doors, hanging cloth and wind shield.

2. Resolutely control the entry of odorous gases into the breeding grounds.

3. The breeding container must have good water permeability and air permeability.

4. Do not use strong light when not working. Darkness is best. Use 15W red bulbs for lighting at night to stimulate egg laying.

1. You can feed snails cucumbers, which is one of their favorite foods.

2. Snails can also be fed with taro, breadfruit, fig, tanaria, wedelia, wedelia double-flowered, vegetables, mushroom bulbs, mushrooms, melon and fruit tree leaves, fungi, calamus, dense-flowered ramie, yellow rattan, Taiwan green pod leaves, hibiscus, dead branches, rotten leaves, grapes, and grape leaves.

Snails like to eat green plants. In spring, you can feed them cabbage, green vegetables, and lettuce. In summer, you can feed them fruits and vegetables. In autumn and winter, you can feed them carrots and tender leaves. Snails also like to eat sweets, including rubber and oranges. When raising snails, you need to water them every day to maintain a high humidity.

There are many things to eat, such as vegetable leaves, biscuits, and bread. Make his living place more comfortable, cool, and dry.

Snails feed on fruits, vegetables, plants, and the body fluids of dead animals. In fact, they are not too difficult to raise. As long as they are fed according to the temperature, they will basically live well.

4. How to breed white jade snails in Northeast China?

Snails are rich in nutrients, high in protein and low in fat, and are loved by people. More and more people are eating snails, including an important species of snail, the white jade snail. It is listed as the first of the world's top ten famous dishes. Its rise has attracted many people to breed snails. With the continuous expansion of breeding areas, snail breeding has become an emerging township breeding project, bringing huge profits to the majority of breeders. Let's take a look at the breeding technology of white jade snails.

1. Breeding preparation

Snails are wild species, and white jade snails are a fine variety that people have cultivated and improved over a long period of time. When breeding them artificially, the first thing to do is to create an environment suitable for their survival in order to breed them successfully. The first is temperature. The suitable temperature for the growth of white jade snails is 20-30 degrees, and they grow fastest at 26-28 degrees. They also have certain requirements for humidity. The air humidity in the indoor environment should be 75%-95%, and the soil humidity should be 35%-45%. When breeding, it is best to choose garden soil with high fertility or soil rich in organic matter as feed soil.

2. Stocking density

Choose snails with strong adaptability to the environment, dark shell color, weight of about 40 grams and strong activity as breeding. Determine the stocking density according to the growth time of the white jade snail. Generally, the stocking density is about 150-200 per square meter. Under one month old, 2000 can be raised per square meter, and 800 can be raised at two months old. Gradually, when they reach adulthood and can be sold, 30-50 can be raised per square meter.

3. Feed

White jade snails are omnivorous animals. They often eat green fodders such as vegetables, leaves and aquatic plants. Green fodder must be rich in chlorophyll, protein and vitamins, such as cabbage, beans and fruits. You can also choose some corn flour and rice bran to mix with concentrated feed. Mix the feed with water until it is semi-wet. Concentrated feed can choose pig and chicken feed.

4. Feeding

Feeding is the key to the growth of snails. The daily feeding amount is generally 10% of the body weight of white jade snails. As the snails grow, the feeding amount is gradually increased. When feeding, it is necessary to ensure a balanced combination of nutrition. It is not advisable to feed a single feed for a long time. Change a green feed at intervals. It can also be fed with various feeds. Pay attention to the method when feeding. Before the young snails grow to peas, it is forbidden to feed any concentrated feed, otherwise it will cause the young snails to grow and hypertrophy, affecting their later growth, leading to early sexual maturity and quality degradation. When feeding, first spread the green feed on the feed soil, then evenly sprinkle the concentrated feed on the green feed, spray water appropriately to moisturize it, and let it eat.