Okay, just about any clear container will do for the enclosure, provided it can be partially sealed or has some ventilation. Enough to allow for airflow and gas exchange, … See more

First, you’ll need a substrate layer. As always, I’d recommend a high-quality tropical terrarium mix. Not only will your plants do a lot better in it, but it’s also typically m… See more

First things first, these plants are for decor, not food! Snails need a regular supply of food (think fruits and vegetables), so we don’t need to consider their appetites when we think of … See more

In the case of a snail terrarium, the decor can be both functional andaesthetic. To start, snails likesomewhere to hide. So a chunk of cork bark or a large driftwood branch ca… See more

Springtails and isopods make for good company in a snail terrarium. They share the same care requirements (high humidity and moisture), and they really come in handy. The… See more