Slugs and Snails

It lives in the ocean and has dangly things except! jellyfish don't have suckers on their danglies oh, and they're both invertebrates.

Worms are not part of a gerbil's natural diet. In the wild they primarily eat vegetation like roots. Occasionally they may eat a spider but I don't recommend this as spiders bite and can give your gerbil an infection. The best thing to feed your gerbil is a small animal mix from a pet store.

baler snails eat plants and veggies and small snails

Depends...

If you want to keep them, put them in soil in a different container so the parents don't eat them.

If you do not want them, squish them or feed them to fish, but be quick about that-because once they hatch they are so cute you won't be able to kill them!!

They eat by pressing on the Algee or what ever they are eating some eat Algee or fresh water plants but before u feed your snail u should find out what kind of snail u have and where u should keep it and what temperature u should keep it at so find out what it eats before u feed

Vegetables and fruits for veggies most likely lettuce and cucumber would be the best but for fruits bananas and apples are okay you also might try cut cantaloupe with the skin off .Some things baby snails may not be able to eat depending on what kind of snail you have. Carrots may be hard on the baby snails. Also baby snails eat VERY LITTLE! Don't forget that some of the foods they eat they may like to eat rotten so wait about 2 to 3 days before replacing the food,But remember I'm a snail owner and these foods worked on my baby garden snail.

There are over a hundred snails!

it depends on the snail. sum are carnivorous but most eat vegetation.

Most species of cowrie snails are predatory while some are herbivores. This means that their diet varies; some eat algae or sponges while others eat a large proportion of prey.

you can check their ages by counting the cracks on its shell.

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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.

Yes, crows eat rodents if they are dead. Crows are a scavenger not predator.

Garden snails need water, air, and food to survive, just like us! For the water, though, it needs it not just to drink (I'm not so sure if they can actually drink) but to hydrate themselves. You may notice that Garden Snails come out when it rains outside. This is because they only are active when there is moisture, and when it isn't dry, or else they will dry out. Their food includes lots of veggies like lettuce, though I am sure that they eat fruits of all kinds too. They are herbivores. Also, they breath air, and they have a breathing hole too!

Yes, a gastropod is an invertebrate. The reason I know this is because snails and worms are classified as gastropods. They are vertebrates with exoskeletons as well.

They will shrivel up and die because a snails body is mostly made out of water and also because salt absorbs water.

It depend on what type of Snail it is because most snail produce their own shells, so the type of snail matters because some snails grow shells quicker than others and have a chance of surviving than the ones that can't grow their shell as quick.

They are everywhere in your garden after if rains or while it is raining! I collected my garden snails from my garden myself. A lot of them come out when it rains, but if you don't want to get too wet, you can collect garden snails right when the rain stops or when it subsides to a slight drizzle. I found my garden snails all over the place, behind rocks, plants, on trees, everywhere!

A slug will avoid hot and dry conditions, and remain in cooler, darker, damper ones. This not only prevents their vital mucous layer from drying out, but also help to avoid predators. Generally, these conditions can be found under rocks, making it beneficial habitat for them.

Generally yes, but there are many different species of snail. If the snails are much smaller than the slider then they shouldn't have any trouble but if it is a larger species it may have trouble or avoid it entirely. If possible find out what kind of snail you are buying before you put them in with your turtle.

Because it's what you could commonly recognise as a slug, a snail without a shell is still a snail just without its shell, the same as if you remove a zebra's stripes it's still a zebra not a horse.

Yes, because it doesn't have to go over rocks and such.

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Pond snails have adapted to their environment by developing some aquatic physical characteristics. For example, they have a layer of blubber to handle the differing temperatures, and their eyes rest on tentacles that let them see and feel around. Some have gills, and some have lungs where they need to breathe air from time-to-time.

Snails eat lots of vegetables like lettuce and are supposed to eat cuttle fish, this keeps their shell strong as they can be very delicate. It's like us drinking milk It has calcium to ake our bones strong. They also eat green plants(but if you get them yourselves they must be soaked overnight,to remove any nasty chemicals). They also eat bark and all the things on it. but you also have to keep them in a damp environmental.