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FAVORABLE CONDITIONS

Climate : A mild climate 15–25 °C (59–77 °F) with high humidity (75% to 95%) is best for snail farming, though most varieties can stand a wider range of temperatures.

The optimal temperature is 21 °C (70 °F) for many varieties. When the temperature falls below 7 °C (45 °F), snails hibernate. Under 12 °C (54 °F) the snails are inactive, and under 10 °C (50 °F), all growth stops.

When the temperature rises much above 27 °C (81 °F) or conditions become too dry, snails estivate.

Wind is bad for snails because it speeds up moisture loss, and snails must retain moisture.

Snails are hermaphrodites . Although they have both male and female reproductive organs , they must mate with another snail of the same species before they lay eggs. Some snails may act as males one season and as females the next. Other snails play both roles at once and
fertilize each other simultaneously.

When the snail is large enough and mature enough, which may take several years, mating occurs in the late spring or early summer after several hours of courtship . Sometimes there is a second mating in summer. (In tropical climates, mating may occur several times a year. In some climates, snails mate around October and may mate a second time 2 weeks later.)

After mating, the snail can store s***m received for up to a year, but it usually lays eggs within a few weeks. Snails are sometimes uninterested in mating with another snail of the same species that originated from a considerable distance away.

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