Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Why are my snail's shells getting white and look like they're disintegrating?

They look like they are disintegrating because they are. Snails need to be fed food that has a good source of calcium, they don't live off of algae like a lot of people think. If you can't supply them with that then you can add calcium to the water itself in the form of liquid calcium, Kents liquid calcium is good and you should be able to find it in most pet stores.

Why are my snail's shells getting white and look like they're disintegrating?
the snails may be dead
Reply:Take it to the vet.
Reply:if you have any problem, like can't figure out your tax forms, take it to the vet.



it disintegrate because it's dead... remove them from the tank because the dead snail will foul the water.



oh, and their shell needs calcium or it'll get weak too.. the calcium is already in your tap water.. just make more frequent water changes.
Reply:because they are as they get older they disenegrate
Reply:poor water condition. if ph is too high or low it will disinigrate. as well as hard or soft water.



do a water change using reverse osmosis water or bottled water



thatll help you. add a couple of java fuens and ull be set! good luck.
Reply:MAYBE they are dying... check tro see if anything is in the shell! Shells do not normally turn white...
Reply:add some baking soda 1 teaspoon per 20 gallons

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