Yes, golden snails belong to freshwater snails, and often live in still water environments such as lakes, swamps, paddy fields and ponds. However, lakes, swamps, paddy fields and ponds often contain a large number of trematodes and bacteria. Golden snails often exist as the first intermediate host of parasitic diseases such as trematodes, and are often the first choice for capillary blood-sucking worms and bacteria to stay, and these parasites or bacteria are very likely to bring health hazards to people after being eaten.

Dibromoazido-propionamide can be mixed with water in the weight ratio of 1: 100 to make a sterilization solution to clean the culture pond, which can not only effectively kill bacteria in the pond, but also cause no pollution. Evenly sprinkle the original marine crystalline salt in water to make the concentration of brine be 2%-4%.

At the end of March, select new Saxifraga seedlings that grow vigorously, rinse off the mud roots with clear water, tie every 4-5 new Saxifraga seedlings together to form a whole plant, and put them into a culture pond. A layer of vermiculite on the bottom of the pool can provide nutrients for the growth of Saxifraga. Using Saxifraga Saxifraga combined with snail culture can not only purify the pond environment, but also save some feed resources.

Skills of raising golden snails

1, water temperature: Golden snail is a tropical ornamental snail, and likes higher temperature water. When breeding, it is suggested that the water temperature should be controlled between 25-32℃. Although it can survive in water at 5-45℃, it can grow better in water at 25-32℃.

2. Water quality: Golden snail is a kind of freshwater snail. It prefers fresh water with clean water quality to water with high salinity. When breeding, you can use sun-dried tap water as breeding water. In order to ensure the water quality, you can change the water twice a week.

3, feeding: golden snails are not picky eaters, you can eat artificial feed, but also eat red worms, shrimp, cooked vegetables, fruit pulp and other foods. When breeding, they need to be fed every day to provide them with the nutrients they need for growth.