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Why is the snails breathing hole kept so small?
i guess because they are only a small creature and only have small lung's?
Do apple snails eat small snails?
Apple Snails will eat other snails if you don't feed them. If you feed them, then they are alright.
Do snails eat lily pads?
No Snails tend to eat small leaves and sometimes small animals!
Are snails vulnerable?
yes. most snails in fresh water have thin shells and are very small
Do snails get erections?
A snail's penis is stored inside-out, inside the body, and 'everted' to protrude from the head when the snail is ready to mate; so, yes, in a manner of speaking, they do.
Have baby snails appeared in my fish tank?
Baby snails may have appeared in your fish tank if you see small, shell-bearing creatures moving around. These baby snails can reproduce quickly, so it's important to monitor their population to prevent overpopulation.
Do slugs eat snails?
Some species do. Down here in the South, we have predatory Rosy Wolf Snails that eat small shelled snails and slugs.
Are snails herbevors?
snails eat plants so their herbevors
How do you tell apart snails?
If you are keeping pet snails that have similar markings and cannot tell them apart, use different coloured paints (not water-based) or nail varnish to put a small dot of colour on the shell to help with identification. If the question meant "how do you tell male and female snails apart?", then the answer is that there are no male or female snails. Snails are hermaphrodites (have characteristics of both sexes) and so any two snails can reproduce.
Do bettas eat snails as part of their diet?
Yes, bettas may eat snails as part of their diet, as they are carnivorous and will consume small invertebrates like snails.
Will apple snails clear my investation off small snails or shall have to introduce lotches?
mm im not sure
Where does the snail poop from?
i don't think snails do! Snails poop from inside their shell. They have a small hole in their shell that allows them to carry waste out.
