it does grows another one
you can check their ages by counting the cracks on its shell. he he The bigger the snail is the older it is, also as snails age they move slower. Cracks on snails shell happen natrually, if they are dropped or something heavy is dropped on them, a crack can form. A young snail might have more cracks then a very old snail.
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you can check their ages by counting the cracks on its shell. he he The bigger the snail is the older it is, also as snails age they move slower. Cracks on snails shell happen natrually, if they are dropped or something heavy is dropped on them, a crack can form. A young snail might have more cracks then a very old snail.
When a female snail lays eggs, she coats them with her "slime" and when the young snails hatch, they're still growing shells. Shells are necessary for snails to live and the "slime" helps harden them. If a snail shell cracks, substances like wax would not harm it and in the event that a snail shell breaks, it is reccamended to draw on it lightly with a crayon to hold it together. I'm not sure what the shell is exactly made up of, but I hope that this helps.
No, snails do not leave their shell to burrow.
Snails shell is silky and watery.
I find that my snails have urined once that I have actually seened them. One of my snails fell from the other onto a hard surface and when I quickly picked it up to make sure that there were no cracks in the snail's shell. There were none, but a yellow liquid oozed out of the snails shell. That is the closest to urine my snails have ever gotten.
after snails mate it leaves a foamy substance on the shell
a snails has an exoskeleton known as a shell. The shell grows with the snail as it ages.
the snails shell is it's shelter
No, a snails's shell grows with the snail. They grow their own shell/
The snails shell is part of its body