I have a savannah monitor and giant African land snails would be a huge part of his diet in the wild. So like you, I bought two snails that I keep as pets and whose babies I feed to my animals. I say animals, as one of my bearded dragons absolutely loves tiny snails, so she has them quite regularly too. I keep the snails in a 5 x 3 x 3ft fully bioactive enclosure with branches, moss, live plants and hides and vines, you name it, they have it. They share the enclosure with my giant African millipedes and they coexist really nicely together. I also breed Dubia roaches and they too are in the same enclosure. It truly is a multi species setup and it’s great to just sit and watch them at night. I also leave all the eggs to hatch naturally in the enclosure and when I need some, I just wait till they are all out at night, and pluck whatever I need right out. Be it snails or roaches. This way I know that all the animals are living their best lives, eating quality food and supplements and enjoying huge amounts of space, up until they are fed off. Feeder animals are still animals and I really do believe they should be treated with the same amount of respect as our pets. And just incase anyone is wondering, all the animals have the same heat and humidity requirements and they do not predate on each other either. I have to say, it’s one of my most favourite setups. 🪲🕷️🦗🐌😍

Yes, once they start to lay eggs, you're gonna get a LOT of fast growing baby snails! I switched from cuttle fish to garden lime as a calcium source for my feeder GALs. Much cheaper and it avoids the potentially harmful salt content of the cuttlefish bones.

I never thought a 10 minute video on snails would be so interesting, so thank you

Cute! I love your videos about your snails 🐌

This was very interesting. Thank you.

Ahhh snails. Im really into them lately. So cute

Their MAFFIS ! 🤣❤️🤣❤️

I find any knowledge interesting at my old age. I do have a suggestion. Look up doing terrarium background with drylock. But use human safe paint for colors. Some videos show using the cement colors but have proven poisonous to the plants. That knowledge is slow to get out there. But the drylock method allows for a great enclosure setup that can be cleaned easier than the coconut fibre and sand. Brads bioactive enclosures and Serpa Design for the method. Hi from probably your oldest subscriber at 59 Young. Your videos have helped me give my geckos better lives. Thank you.

awesome.

Wow ! ❤

What about feeding slugs rather than snails? There was a video showing leopard geckos eating slugs in the wild. So that you have a food source for all of the reptiles. Just a thought?

hey um i just recently got a young leopard gecko and i have him on paper towels to start. but i dont know when/ what age to put him on substrate. i need help right now he turned a 1 year old.

Awesome! Also, random question- I have 2 cresties, and it’s summer here and I was wondering if I could switch them from heat lamps to LED lights to save energy and not overheat my geckos. 🦎 It is usually 68-72 degrees in the room during the day without the lamps. Is this too cold? If so, I’ll stick with the lamps, but I would love to try LED if possible!

I need help with my leopard gecko. She hasn't eaten in 3 months but is still alive and her tail is round. I don't know what is wrong with her. She normally eats mealworms but now she refuses to eat them or walks over them. So I tried to give her crickets but she didn't eat those either. I think the temperature is fine, her heat pad works, and she looks healthy. Please help me, I don't want my leopard gecko to die.