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Post by ineedhelixpomatia on Jun 30, 2013 4:42:05 GMT
Hello everyone, I'm new to this and really wanting to get into snail farming. It's all most impossible to find these types of snails. Can anyone help me out please.
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Post by Sarah on Jun 30, 2013 17:46:30 GMT
Hello, this is a board for people who keep snails as pets, I doubt you'll find anyone on here who will sell you snails to breed as food.
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Cashell
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Post by Cashell on Jul 1, 2013 1:13:59 GMT
Hello everyone, I'm new to this and really wanting to get into snail farming. It's all most impossible to find these types of snails. Can anyone help me out please. I feel ya... I want helix pomatia/ roman snail myself, but to keep as a pet. The only problem is – they don't live in Canada!  |
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Post by ineedhelixpomatia on Jul 1, 2013 3:15:38 GMT
Ill make it worth it , if they fill out customs paper work and ship em to me.
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Dumbledore
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Post by Dumbledore on Jul 10, 2013 19:57:20 GMT
Yeah, this board is called PETsnails for a reason... If you want snails to eat, then you should probably look somewhere else.
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Post by pinkunicorn on Jul 11, 2013 4:49:43 GMT
You are best off asking about snail farming from a snail farm. I happen to know one as I once asked them if they would sell very small quantities of snails (a couple of dozen per species) but unfortunately for me, they trade in kilograms even live snails. There are other farms, I just happened to know the name of this one so this is the link I'm offering. I'm not sure if they have pomatias as they specialise in smaller Italian snails like Theba pisana. But it's more like what you are looking for as we indeed discuss and trade snails as pets, and people here have varying opinions about snails as food (few would eat dog/cat/parrot if they had a dog/cat/parrot as a loved family pet). www.lalumacamadonita.it/ |
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