de-shelling snails?

[kimbosaur]

I was trying to look out for that and I picked the brand with a much lower sodium content. It had 150mg of sodium per 60g portion so I didn't think it would be much of an issue. I also soaked the piece in water before feeding as a 'just in case'.

I don't think I will be feeding these often anyways - I just wanted to give them a shot. I will be keeping an eye out for fresh/frozen ones though.

[katach]

Good idea!

[d_virginiana]

Whaaattttt! I have never heard of canned snails before. My life is a little bit richer now.

[guidofatherof5]

Whaaattttt! I have never heard of canned snails before. My life is a little bit richer now.

Carnivore Food for Reptiles: Zoo Med Reptile Can O' Foods at Drs. Foster and Smith

[kimbosaur]

I didn't know they had them specially made for reptiles! I got mine from the grocery store! Would those be okay to feed more regularly? Like once-a-weekish?

[guidofatherof5]

I would be afraid the ones for people have preservatives in them.

[kimbosaur]

I meant the zoo-med ones - Are those okay on the regular?

[guidofatherof5]

I tried them with my radixes once.
9 out of 10 discriminating radixes did not prefer them.

[kimbosaur]

Hehe, now all I can picture is everybody in the group turning their noses up while the one little fatty does the radix equivalant to a shrug and goes "I'll eat it."Nevertheless, I shall give them a shot. I hope I get better results since I seem to be sending more on foods that dont work lately.

[katach]

I think Petco and Petsmart carry them, you can order them online too I believe. The "Can-o" has several different kinds of food options.