Are snails running outside after the rain poisonous? Can you keep it?

After the rain, the snails running outside are slightly poisonous. Mainly bacteria and parasites. Such snails can't be kept.

Snails of the same type will take citrus fruit trees as their hosts, and citrus leaves are often eaten by them, and the cortex of branches is often eaten by them, and citrus fruits form pits after eating.

Its host plants include saplings, vegetables and flowers. Snails are harmful to soybean seedlings, causing damage to leaves and stems, delaying the development of stiff seedlings and reducing the seedling rate. In severe cases, all bean sprouts are eaten up, resulting in aseptic slicing. Comprehensive measures should be taken to control snails in soybean fields.

After summer crops or vegetables are harvested, weeds in fields, dikes and ditches should be eradicated in time, furrows should be opened to reduce humidity, and intertillage should be used to turn over the soil, which will worsen the growth and reproduction environment of Oncomelania hupensis.

In late spring and early summer, especially before the peak of snail reproduction comes in May and June, snails should be eliminated in time. First, chickens and ducks feed snails, so be careful not to use pesticides. The second is to pick up snails manually.

When working in the field, snails are picked up, or they are lured by grass and vegetables, or they are specially picked up manually. This can get twice the result with half the effort

The most deadly natural enemy of snails is fireflies (larvae eat snails and adults lay eggs in snails). Fireflies will spray a toxin to paralyze snails, turn them into liquids, and then enjoy them slowly.

There are snails, beetles and mice, some natural enemies that are not easy to find, some parasitic bees and "acaroid mites". Acaroid mites should be a kind of white worms, live in groups and feed on the body fluids and epidermal mantle of snails or slugs, which will not cause much harm in a short time. If they get bigger, they are fatal to snails. They should be eliminated as much as possible and attracted by the raw bones of the residual meat when the snails are inactive.

Take out the bones after getting up in the morning, often to reduce the parasitism of acaroid mites! The reason for this situation is that the feeding environment is not good! The residue and excrement are not cleaned in time, or the humidity and temperature are too high.