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What does the mystic snail eat and how often is it fed?

Gustavo 'Gus' Fring
2020-07-16 23:26:27
The mysterious snail eats a lot of things. It can eat algae in the water, of which green spot algae is its favorite. It can also eat cooked vegetables, such as cooked spinach, cucumber, radish and so on. It can also eat some fish or shrimp food soaked in water. In addition, it also eats red nematodes. If the mystery snail is mixed with other organisms, it does not need to be specially fed. If raised alone, they can be fed every 1 to 2 days.
What does the mystic snail eat and how often is it fed?

1. what does the mysterious snail eat

The mysterious snail eats more kinds of food and is easier to raise. Including the following categories:

1. Algae in the water: Mysterious snails like to eat algae, especially the green algae attached to the inner wall of the fish tank, that is, green spot algae. This enables it to play a role in cleaning the fish tank.

2. Rotten food: Mysterious snails like to eat cooked vegetables, such as radish, spinach, cucumber, etc. After being cooked, they will become delicious food of Mysterious snails when put into the jar. Soaked soft fish food, shrimp food and mysterious snail also like to eat.

3. Red nematode: This is also one of the foods of the mysterious snail.

4. In order to ensure the firmness and beauty of the shell of the mysterious snail, they can be fed with some prepared snail food or snail powder to supplement calcium.

2. how often does the mystery snail need to be fed

The feeding of the mystery snail needs to be handled according to the situation.

1. If the mysterious snail is raised alone, it can be fed once every 1 to 2 days. It is necessary to observe the situation in the tank and deal with it according to the situation.

2. If the mysterious snail is mixed with fish and shrimp, then there is no need to feed them specially, because their food contains soft fish and shrimp food, plus algae in the water, which is enough for them to survive.

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