Snails are easy to care for. Snails usually live about 10 years in the wild. But in the cage about 3 to 7 years. Native snails of the region live up to 15 years.

They are safe for humans and other animals. They are very cheap to maintain and rarely get sick.

If they get sick, they will show the symptoms on time and you have enough time to do something for them. Minimal attention is required to maintain them. They die unnoticed.

Here's a list of the most basic things they need: Forest snails, Germany Supplies 2 adult African snails Plastic tank about 30 x 30 x 45 cm with no escape route (with a tight lid and good ventilation) {European snails or snails You can keep the young in smaller containers.} Snail soil (rich in minerals and organic matter) Moss (retains moisture) Edible calcium carbonate source (e.g. ground seashells) Fresh fruits and vegetables (especially lettuce) Wood chips Supplement food Snails (rich in calcium carbonate - magnesium - potassium - crude protein) Unbreakable hiding places for snails (such as plastic pots or corks) 1 soft sponge for cleaning the tank 1 water sprayer The most basic tasks of the white-lipped snail Store in a clean, fresh and moist environment. Wash their food thoroughly and then give it to them. Change the old food every day and clean their waste every day. Always pour calcium powder for them. Clean the bottom of their container whenever you feel dirty. Change the substrate (fertilizer, etc.) whenever it looks dirty (usually once a week). Disinfect the tank about once a month and boil it in water. Bathe the snail once in a while (usually monthly). Look for eggs in the tank every so often and destroy them (daily in warm weather).