1, snails can also be kept, but it should be noted that snails have parasites. Most snails are poisonous, it depends on the situation. Non-toxic edible snails include white jade snails, French snails and pastoral snails. 3. Snails are the general name of all terrestrial species of Gastropoda, including many animals of different families and genera, most of which are distributed on tropical islands, and a few live in cold areas.

1. Can wild snails be raised?

1, can wild snails be raised?

Wild snails can be raised, but generally wild snails have parasites, so be careful not to be infected when raising them.

2. Feeding methods of snails

(1) Snails have a small range of activities, so the equipment for breeding snails should not be too large. It is recommended to use a small fish tank of more than ten centimeters for farming.

(2) Small snails can be fed with leaves of some fruits and vegetables, such as cabbage leaves, and they can be fed after the leaves are washed.

(3) Spread a layer of corn flour on the bottom of the breeding equipment, and then humidify it with a watering can every day. Be careful not to add water to the bottom of the vessel, otherwise it will easily breed bacteria and cause snails to get sick.

(4) Leave a gap when you cover the lid, and you can punch more holes in it to keep the air circulating. Snails like to stay in places with smooth air circulation.

(5) The suitable temperature for snail breeding is 16-30℃. Snails hate light, but like free air and free activity space, so try to choose a place that is dark and ventilated to breed.

Second, are wild snails poisonous?

1. Are wild snails poisonous?

Generally speaking, most snails are poisonous, depending on the situation. Non-toxic edible snails include white jade snails, French snails and pastoral snails.

2. Characteristics of snails

(1) Snails are the general name of all terrestrial species of Gastropoda. Generally speaking, there is no distinction between aquatic snails and terrestrial snails in western languages. In Chinese, snails only refer to terrestrial species, and snails in a broad sense also include giant shield slugs.

(2) Snails belong to many different families and genera. They feed on plants and lay eggs in soil or trees.

(3) Snails are mostly distributed in tropical islands, but some live in cold regions. Arboreal snails are brightly colored, while terrestrial snails usually have several similar colors and generally have stripes.