Remember to prepare the ground well in the breeding park before you sow plants. Early spring is the best time to organise breeding ground. But first, try to get rid of weeds and cultivate the soil. Plants most commonly used in the snail breeding include Perko turnip, curly kale, clover. These plants stand for valuable variety of snail feed, and also provide shade and keep moisture in the hot summer days.

Essential elements of snail park are pastures, on which we administer feed and on which snails eat at nights.

We can make pastures with the use of wooden boards or pallets. Always remember to set them at a slight angle, on short legs of 20 cm from the ground.

Protecting the breeding ground against snail escaping is another important issue. An electric wire, together with Helitex fence is a good solution. You can also use a cheaper method, i.e. fencing the whole area using geotextiles, or horticulture fabric.

To dig an anti-mole netting is also a good idea to protect your breeding stock against rodents.