Growth Performance of African Giant Snail (Archachatina marginata) - Excellence, Akeredolu
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Whether you are an experienced snail breeder or a frustrated first timer, or prospective pet keeper or researcher, this book makes Snail breeding an easy and simple process. This book will provide valuable information on the feeding, behavior, health and much more up to date information on the food preference of snails and the nutritional requirements for healthy growth of African Giant Snails in captivity. It will also provide additional information to young pet keepers on the ecology and physiology of the African Snail. The book could also be found helpful to animal nutritionist and small-…mehr

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Whether you are an experienced snail breeder or a frustrated first timer, or prospective pet keeper or researcher, this book makes Snail breeding an easy and simple process. This book will provide valuable information on the feeding, behavior, health and much more up to date information on the food preference of snails and the nutritional requirements for healthy growth of African Giant Snails in captivity. It will also provide additional information to young pet keepers on the ecology and physiology of the African Snail. The book could also be found helpful to animal nutritionist and small- scale snail farmers who need to feed with economic diets that could provide optimal growth to snails in terms of body weight gain and shell development during captive rearing process.
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Dr. Akeredolu Excellence lehrt Naturschutzbiologie in der Abteilung für Zoologie an der Universität Lagos in Nigeria. Er hat einen Doktortitel in Wildtiermanagement (Universität von Ibadan) und ein Diplom in Management gefährdeter Arten von der Universität von Kent (Großbritannien). Er ist Mitglied der Royal Society of Biology und der British Ecological Society.