CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it good to keep snails at home? (Is it good to keep snails at home?)

1. Is it good or bad to have snails at home?

It is not good, because snails like to live in dark and humid places and like to eat all kinds of rotten food. If there are snails in your home, it means there is no sunlight, the humidity is relatively heavy, and there is a musty smell in your home.

2. What are the benefits of raising snails at home?

There is not much benefit. Although some people are raising them now, the market is not very good.

3. Is it okay to raise snails in a building?

Can.

1. Snails can be kept at home. They can be kept in buildings.

2. When raising snails, it is best to put them in a plastic container at home. The plastic container should be breathable. If there is no breathable container, the owner can use scissors to cut a few small holes at the bottom of the container to make it breathable.

When the container is ready, you need to find the right soil. Because snails live in the soil, especially in winter when the temperature is very low, the soil you choose should have a certain temperature, so that the snails can feel safe. The soil can be ordinary soil, but it is best to choose coconut soil instead of sand, which is not suitable for snails to survive.

4. Is it dangerous to raise snails at home?

There is nothing dangerous about raising snails, but there are risks. As long as the snails don't get sick, you can make money.

5. 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.

6. Is it good to keep water snails at home?

1. There is nothing wrong with keeping snails at home. Snail is not the name of a biological classification. It generally refers to all kinds of animals in the family of giant snails, and in a broad sense also includes some animals in other families of the gastropod class (including slugs, etc.).

2. Snails living in cold areas will hibernate, and those living in tropical areas will also hibernate during the dry season. The mucus secreted during hibernation forms a layer of dry film to seal the shell opening, and the whole body is hidden in the shell. They will come out and move around when the temperature and humidity are right.

3. Snails like to live in a dark, humid, loose and humus-rich environment. They hide during the day and come out at night. They are most afraid of direct sunlight and are sensitive to the environment. The most suitable environment for snails is: temperature 16-30℃ (growth and development are fastest at 23-30℃); air humidity 60%-90%; breeding soil humidity about 40%; pH 5-7.

7. Are there any taboos in keeping snails at home?

1. There is nothing wrong with keeping snails at home. Snail is not the name of a biological classification. It generally refers to all kinds of animals in the family of giant snails, and in a broad sense also includes some animals in other families of the gastropod class (including slugs, etc.).

2. Snails living in cold areas will hibernate, and those living in tropical areas will also hibernate during the dry season. The mucus secreted during hibernation forms a layer of dry film to seal the shell opening, and the whole body is hidden in the shell. They will come out and move around when the temperature and humidity are right.

3. Snails like to live in a dark, humid, loose and humus-rich environment. They hide during the day and come out at night. They are most afraid of direct sunlight and are sensitive to the environment. The most suitable environment for snails is: temperature 16-30℃ (growth and development are fastest at 23-30℃); air humidity 60%-90%; breeding soil humidity about 40%; pH 5-7.

8. Are snails poisonous if kept indoors?

Snails are not poisonous if kept at home and not eaten.

9. What is the meaning of keeping snails at home?

There is no special meaning in raising a few snails at home. It is just a personal preference. Raising snails is just a personal preference and does not mean anything special.