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Post by pinkunicorn on Jun 16, 2012 20:54:48 GMT
Celery seemed OK, not that they ate it a lot. I'd be careful with acidic fruits, though. At least let the snail approach the food on its own, so it can decide which body parts come in contact with the acidic fruit. It will not eat it if it hurts.
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latebloomer
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Post by latebloomer on Jun 26, 2012 12:44:15 GMT
My Tigers have a little bit of orange on the odd occasion, they are so picky that their diet is not as varied as I would like it to be be. I wondered if anybody has fed pak choi leaves, they look appetising but I have never seen them mentioned.
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Post by pinkunicorn on Jun 26, 2012 19:09:35 GMT
I feed it to my sluggies. The aspersas don't care for it, but the slugs like it somewhat. Mostly they just sleep on/in it and nibble while resting. It's a relative of chinese cabbage, I think. I'd say in general if it's green and leafy and edible by humans, snails can eat it.
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Post by crossless on Jun 29, 2012 10:11:11 GMT
No starfruit/carambola. I read that its juice is use to polish metal. Hrr. pak choi seems be family of chinese cabbage and spinach so I would not give it often.
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Post by prowljazz on Jun 30, 2012 10:29:22 GMT
Rotting Fruit, Snails Get DUNK Quickly And do Silly Things..... ;D ;D ;D  This Snaily REALLY Couldn't hold his Head up..... Think is was the rotting Pear that Did it.... |
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