Lalastica, Seun and whoever it may concern, for the sake of recession, let's have more of agricultural innovations and investments on the front page.
Enough of all these celebrity nonsense and irrelevant topics taking the front page.

I'm so impressed... I'v had this on my mind too but no tutor. Please ur number is not very visible on d pix. Pls. Place it here. I want to contact you on watsapp.

Wooow, I eat snails a lot, peppered ones
I want

Flexherbal:
Good !
The economic recession nor go reach your side.
Oga Lalasticlala, you can have something like this at the back of your house. They are very easy to handle.

Bro i concur. They are very easy to handle unlike snakes....If u know what i mean

Chei! See those chunky snails, perfect for pepper sauce with plenty onions. God bless your hustle!

Wow! This is nice.

transfer101:
@Op, I refuse to commend you for this if you studied nothing related to Agriculture in school.

But if you do, kudos to you for not being one of the many useless graduates who would study engineering in the University, then later ventutre into agriculture for private business when the country needs them to promote their field...



Don't quote me if you have no reasonable reason to dissent with the above phenomenal.

what are u saying.

God bless this Op.. Kindly share more of your expertise and experiences with the house we will be very grateful.Cheers

so nice.

MrPristine:


Wow! Really impressive. I just started a small snail farm behind my house in Lagos but mortality rate is high. I currently have close to seven hundred snails but would have had closer to a thousand if not for the mortality rate. I really need an experienced snail farmer to physically mentor me in this business.

Wow. Here in lagos! How do you do that? Is it that you have a farm or just there at your residence? And what is the proceedure for a fresh starter? Do include how much capital also. Thanks.

My mouth don dey water. I love snails

plx what's the price of one snail?

I love this!
I have been planning on such a venture. Now I'm going to clear that piece of land at my back yard and start something. Probably Snake farming.

wow this is great....

God bless ur hustle bro,wow! dis is impressive.how can I place an order?nd I do hope u do shipping 2.

Imasuen is that U? How is PRO in 1t4.

IMASTEX:

Thanks for the remarks. Over 6,000 giant size. So many point of lay and Baby snails

weldone sir.I just love and respect farmers,they play a very vital role in our lives.

I'm proud of you bro. I'd like to venture in snail production very soon, na capital dey HOLD me!!!!!!! Lol

Am interested in snail farming, seeing this really encourages me a lot. You have really done well. Could you give me tips on how to go about it? This is my email- queenliz4lord@yahoo.com. Thanks.

IMASTEX:
This thread was created to showcase my snail farm as away of encouraging the unemployed youths to explore the golden opportunities that lies within, in other to attain financial freedom without having to remain idle "while waiting on their choice employment". And also, to motivate and unveil to the working class the flexibility in snail farming. Thereby making it a very good way of doubling their sources of income. As it often requires most attention in the evenings/night, minimum startup capital, very low morality rate, good return of investment, etc.

Agriculture remains the only way out, most especially in this present economic reality in Nigeria. This is why, going into the agricultural sector will not only make us self-sufficient but to increase income base.

Checkout my snails.

You are in money o..

How much do you sell each of these giant ones ?

Kgdavid:
Hi IMASTEX this is great to see, and very admirable.

Kindly permit me to bother you with a few questions:

1. how much would one need to start?

2. what are your operating costs per month?

3. what are the profit margins like?

Snails dont have operating costs.

Vegetable, grasses and waste fruits, humus soil, stones and decaying wood. And water..

Thats their food o. Then you need an enclosed room so they remained confined to space.

stevenchiil:
jobless idiot identified

Nigga I didn't insult you, why are you now insulting me.

Sleekyshuga:

WOW @ 6000 giant snails .. This is impressive **thumbs up**

I almost used my dad's spare land for snail farming. I even made plans of traveling to Benin to get the specie I wanted (I heard they are cheaper there).

I just don't know how it happened; I guess the maturity age (6 months - 1 year) discouraged me, and I killed the idea , though they are stress free.

Well done!!

Travel kee ?

Any wild snail in the bush will give you what you want as stock or just buy giant snails from the market.

iwillexposeu:
Nice one my brother, at list our oyel brothers and sisters, can nw start doing desame,in no distance time we will be doing our tins without dem and dea oyel,bcux dey are abt 2 start drinking dea oyel

that line you dropped is stale ,w even pray you discover iil in your backyard also to hasten the process .

Nice & motivating. Please, can you send better pics of the snail housing you are using & can you tell how you avoid the risks of ants? What is their major food?

so cute [b][/b]

what do u feed them Sir? what do u feed them Sir?

Good. We'll done brother. Good job. I'm also into aquaculture. I would like to have whatsapp contact

IMASTEX:
This thread was created to showcase my snail farm as away of encouraging the unemployed youths to explore the golden opportunities that lies within, in other to attain financial freedom without having to remain idle "while waiting on their choice employment". And also, to motivate and unveil to the working class the flexibility in snail farming. Thereby making it a very good way of doubling their sources of income. As it often requires most attention in the evenings/night, minimum startup capital, very low morality rate, good return of investment, etc

Agriculture remains the only way out, most especially in this present economic reality in Nigeria. This is why, going into the agricultural sector will not only make us self-sufficient but to increase income base.

Checkout my snails.

Congo meat as we call it in Benin koyo brother

Good one. Kudos

Pls how do I contact you. I had love to learn this

Try and look into exporting the large snails to the UK and US. The demand for it by Africans living abroad is very high, the African restaurants charge a lot for it. A single, large, well-peppered fried/grilled African snail can go for as much as £10 per snail. I haven't eaten snails for years.