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Heliciculture
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center|280px|Edible snail (Helix aspersa)
Heliciculture A guide to the practice of farming and raising snails.
Table of Contents
/History/
/General Information/
/Economic Impact/
/Morphology/
/List of Edible Snails/
/Mating and Egg Laying/
/Growth/
/Farming Snails/
/Pens and Enclosures/
/Cannibalism by Hatchlings/
/Gathering Snails/
/Feeding/
/Diseases and Pests/
/Population and Density/
/Shipping Snails/
/Turning Snails into Escargot/
/Restrictions and Regulations in the United States/
Original sources
Rebecca Thompson and Sheldon Cheney Raising Snails "National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture."
Source of this article in Russian
Source of this article in Italian
External links
Man and Mollusc's Data Base of Edible Molluscs
Snail Farming in Africa
Breeding and Growing Snails Commercially in Australia
Agriculture and husbandry
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