Giant African Snails

[hungrypigs]

(04-21-2014, 02:45 AM)Catherine Wrote: The are cute little fellows. I love how much smaller than the cucumber slices they are and yet they still keep on eating. They are clearly not shy.
Some albino eggs would give you a nice mix of babies. As long as you spot her when she lays eggs you should be able to control the number that hatch.
Can you sell the extra ones. I think lots of people would want them.

Quote:I can imagine my husbands face if I even suggested getting a lizard. So, I'm not even going to. Maybe one day in the future I will but for now no. I'd probably go for a chameleon as I like them and I don't think that they bite, do they?

I forgot, most people are not sure about having a lizard around the house.
Chameleons are a sweet lizard. You start with a young one and handle it gently and it would be fine. They are not biters by nature(although anything can bite if it feels scared). They are so interesting to watch.

They are really growing fast. There's an albino one amongst them as well so the normal ones must be carrying it.




And here are the other snails,
The Albinos




And the Garden Snails that my daughter has adopted