achatina fulica: wrong thing

[toto]

Hello everyone,
I open this debate because I am somewhat 'concerned about my Achatina ..

I do a little introduction.

setup:
bathtub with plastic grid at the center of the top, as the substrate .. peat about 20 cm, water bowl, bowl for food.
as I have been advised.

This achatina me and 'donated by a friend to Longarone and was more' or minus 2.5 cm in length from June to now has grown to arrive today at about 8 cm.
lot and ate very different .. including cuttlefish bone that has consumed much in recent months.

during the summer I put in balcony: More sun 'or less up to 9 and then shade.
given the heat that dried peat sprayed the turf every day in order to maintain a minimum of moisture 'once a week throughout rigiravo peat and sprayed the whole.
I noticed that as they went down the T, leaving less and less and ate less.
twenty days ago had (excuse the total lack of appropriate terms) a sort of veil at the end of the shell.
then I moved into his house house where we are from 23 to 28 degrees.

a horse displacement, in connection with the decrease of T I declined the spraying from daily to 2 times a week, always shake up the whole once a week. ate less and less

from 4-5 days does not eat more 'will not quit over' from the shell and is extremely withdrawn inside.

is totally inactive, the other day I moved and taken (it was buried) to shake up the turf and then I supported on the substrate. is still '. Real estate and withdrawn.

I do not have sufficient knowledge to understand if this thing is normal or not is fine, if it is seasonal or not.

you can give me a hand?

thank you very much .
excuse my bad English but use the translator

[Katie]

hello toto.
First thing i have noticed is that i couldn't see anything about heating, is yoir snail tank heated? it should be from about 21 degrees to 28 degrees C. Secondly, the tank should be sprayed 2 times a day.

try doing these 2 things first and if it doesn't help then we will try something different

[Rachel]

the snail may not have enough moisture in the tank or the tank may not be warm enough. as katie said try spraying the tank twice a day and also keep the snail out of direct sunlight, they may become dehydrated. also you could try bathing the snail once a day in lukewarm water to encourage activity.

[monday]

Regular spraying, consistant tempurator, and as the above said, try a bath and then try to hand feed the snail.

good luck