RusieckiR
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Does anybody keep any snails in their terrarium or enclosures whatever you want to call them?
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Snails in a terrarium
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sde
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Yes. There is a small number of snails in a few of my vivariums. Not sure if the salamanders eat them, but either way they add a potential food source
bhill368
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I have some small garden snails in my enclosure. I'm not sure if they get eaten or not either. My Blue-Spotted doesn't really like being hand fed. She much rather would hunt for her food. But I imagine that they are wonderful for their decomposing abilities.
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