The shell of this species is very thin. I imagine even something like a green tree frog could crack, or digest the shell. I'm keeping a few juvenile giant canyon isopods, and small millipedes with the snails to help clean. I'll be cleaning the snail container myself as well from time to time. However this species really doesn't seem to produce as much waste as some other snails.
Removing the eggs is a great idea. That way I can have a little more confidence in using them as feeders.
Exactly, and the more variety the better they always say.
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