Publisher's Synopsis
Snails, as pets, require basically no thought. Their upkeep is basic. Managed fittingly, pet snails are extreme little creatures who can fulfill 10 or 15 years. Snails thrive happily alone or in little social events, and are not territorial over space or food. A snail requires a perfect and soggy environment that isn't unreasonably restricted. A colossal compartment is huge enough for a little creature assortments; a more noteworthy snail will require an aquarium or a huge plastic holder. Cover your snail's living space with a well-fitting top that licenses air to ventilate through; a snail will move away if the ventilation openings are excessively immense. Line the lower part of the living space with a mix of compost, peat substrate and greenery. Supply your snail with a great deal of immense leaves; a snail will experience most of the day concealing and emerge around night time when it is cooler.
