What do snails eat?

Snails are omnivorous animals. Most of the young snails are from saprophagous, mainly feeding on rotten plants; Adult snails are mainly green plants, which feed on the roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits of various plants. ?

Snails raised artificially should be fed once a night. Vegetables, crops, green manure crops, weeds, roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits, melon peels, peels, residues and waste paper, etc. can be used in all seasons, together with some concentrated feed, protein feed and mineral feed.

It can also be fed once every two days. Snails can eat leftover vegetable rice and humus. Keep sprinkling water so that the humidity of the site is 15 ~ 27%, the pH is 5 ~ 7, and the air humidity is 75 ~ 9%. When young snails were hatched in that year, they reached five snail layers in five months, so the harm of natural enemies such as chickens, ducks, sparrows, pigeons and mice should be prevented in breeding. ?

Extended information:

Key points of breeding

1. The temperature is 16 ~ 4℃, and the optimal temperature is 25℃, which is generally high or low. The heating must be carried out by earthworm fire, and prepared all the year round, especially in late spring and early summer, to prevent sudden cooling, conditional heating is the best, and furnace heating is not used.

2. Humidity. The soil surface humidity of the feeding soil should be kept to 25% ~ 35%, and the relative humidity of the air should be 85% ~ 9%, so that it can be wet, and plastic sheets should be used to cover the top for moisture control and moisture preservation.

3. To prevent dry air and cold air from blowing in directly, double doors, cloth hanging and wind deflector should be adopted at the entrance.

4. Resolutely control the odorous gas to enter the breeding ground.