• Spinach- (High in calcium, but also thought to "block" calcium from getting to their system to be used, so therefore there is a bit of controversy on spinach)
• Peeled Seedless Grapes- (cut in half)
• Cucumbers
• Squash
• Romaine Lettuce and other soft lettuces
• Celery
• Green beans
• Zucchini spears
• Frozen/freeze-dried bloodworms
• Sinking fish foods
• Frozen snow pea pods
• Canned iguana food
• Kale- (high in calcium!)
• Turtle, reptile, goldfish, shrimp, or betta pellets
• Corn tortillas- (Not sure about this one)
• Algae Wafers, Spirulina Sinking Pellets, or Bottom Feeders' Sinking Wafers
• Baby Carrots
• Snail biscuits (You can make your own using a recipe that you can find on Terri's Recipe page, or there are sellers online and around AppleSnail.net.)
• Dandelions
• Pear
• Apple
• Kiwi
• Watermelon
• Aquarium plants
• Parsley
• Banana
• Collard greens
• Brocolli-(May block calcium from getting into the system)
• Cauliflower- (Possibly another calcium "blocker")
• Baby shrimp
• Flake food
• Tomatoes

Feeding Suggestions
-Rubber band or otherwise tie floating foods to a plant, a rock, a hanging thermometer- anything stationary.
-Some foods can be put on a shish-ka-bob in order to keep the foods in one area and possibly so it doesn't float. This works best in a large tank.
-Put a small amount of water & some harder foods (carrots, etc.) in a small saucepan abd boil them to soften.
-Freeze food and then thaw and feed.

All this information came from various AppleSnail.net and KokosGoldfish.net members.

Some snails are real individuals, some will not touch a food while the others are swarming around it.

Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Stories? Additions/Subtractions? Ideas? Email me (airwen) at airwen_sairalinde@yahoo.com, or message me on AppleSnail.net or KokosGoldfish.com at the username "airwen".

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