You can get some chemicals and bug repellant to keep the snails away but it could also damage your plants. There are some natural remedies like vinger or certain plants that will repell the snails away.
Get rid of the snails and slugs.
Pick them off .
what are you doing with lettuce and snails? and no they will be fine
You would be very close to overstocked. I personally would get rid of the snails.
2. Down the bottom of the garden where you want to keep the slugs, make sure there are species such as ivy to attract snails to the bottom of the garden. http://www.allgowild.com/Gardening/a_wildlife_garden.htm#Slugs
you live near the temperate rainforests in portland Oregon and love the snaiso. If you love snails get a lot of Alo Plants snails love to eat them. We had so many we didn't know how to get rid of them.
Three things to do in order to get rid of pest snails in pond. 1. Decrease feeding. Snails feed on leftover fish food. Get rid of their food source will limit their population growth. 2. Manually removal. Use vegetables to set up trap for them. You can remove a dozen or two at a time. Might not seem to be a lot at first when you have hundreds or thousands of pest snails, but eventually you will see noticeable drop in their population. 3. Get assassin snails, or puffer and loach fish to feast on them. These natural enemies of the pest snails will eat them for food.
Due to industrialization it becomes more difficult to find garden snails, but you can find them at riverbeds or ponds at countrysides. Another answer: in my experience, garden snails find you, and the problem is getting rid of them! Hostas and petunias seem to attract them.
get an orang cut it in half eat the inside leave the skin and leave it in your garden.Leave it for a about 2 or 3 weeks then pick it up and you might find some snails or slugs in it.
First, to get rid of pest snails in aquarium, you must go for the root problem.There is an increase population of pest snails because there is too much food. You must be feeding the fish (or rather the tank) too much. All the leftover food become a feast for the snails. You must not feed the fish more than once a day, and you only need to feed as much as they can finish within a minute. All leftover fish food must be removed immediately by using either a net, or an aquarium vacuum.Second, you can manually get rid of pest snails from the aquarium. Remove them by hand, or use a piece of veggie to set a trap for them. Remove the piece of veggie after there are lots of snails on it. Repeat doing that will quickly lower the snail population.Third, get the snails' natural enemies.You can get puffer, loach, etc. fish who love to feast on snails. There is also assassin snails who are good at eating other species of snails. All these natural predators will get rid of pest snails for you.Apply all 3 methods, you will get rid of your pest snails from the aquarium before you know it.
If you don't want your sedum, dig it up. Ask your gardening friends if any of them want it and they may help you dig it up.
have you goten any new plants lately? my dad and i once got a large plant for our amazon fishtank. later that day, we had snails every wear. i looked in the fishtank, and they were mostly in said plant. we are still infested with snails : / to try and get rid of them, my father and i will throw them in the sink whenever we catch one during a water change. One of the best ways to get rid of snails is to float a lettuce leaf in the tank overnight. In the morning it will be literally covered in snails, then you just take it out and throw it away. good luck!