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I think our neighbourhood hawk eating them toopugboy wrote:that good, maybe crabs will evolve a taste for them
the limpkin bird, local name crao or something like that eating them plenty
MaxPower wrote:So Trinis stuffing Snail shells with mud for more weight?
Really??
Rovin wrote:wda - so if crabs eating d snails hopefully ppl doh eat dem same crabs cause diseases cud be transferred to us humans ? ...
*KRONIK* wrote:1 day of rain by me and they come out.
Picked up some decent size ones near my bait heaps.
I realize the not dying with the bait, the bigger ones like they going into shock or paralysis but they not actually dying
So i have to pick them up and still put them jn the chlorine solution
Yeadogg wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:1 day of rain by me and they come out.
Picked up some decent size ones near my bait heaps.
I realize the not dying with the bait, the bigger ones like they going into shock or paralysis but they not actually dying
So i have to pick them up and still put them jn the chlorine solution
What bait? the blue pellets?
That appears to work by me in killing them. I haven't seen any around in a few weeks though, so I dunno if they developing an immunity or what.
Phone Surgeon wrote:Lol the slime does really cause a dred reaction to your skin.
I have some thick rubber gloves I use to pick them up. Use to use disposable gloves but the gloves use to melt and fall apart while touching the snails.
I buy a cheap tongs for 10dollars just for that.ruffneck_12 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:Lol the slime does really cause a dred reaction to your skin.
I have some thick rubber gloves I use to pick them up. Use to use disposable gloves but the gloves use to melt and fall apart while touching the snails.
The slime that dread? Wtf
I isse just scoop them up with a trowel or some sheit
Might get a old tongs and use that , just hadda remember not to cook with that again
Yuh does wash the tongs before yuh wear it?*KRONIK* wrote:I buy a cheap tongs for 10dollars just for that.ruffneck_12 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:Lol the slime does really cause a dred reaction to your skin.
I have some thick rubber gloves I use to pick them up. Use to use disposable gloves but the gloves use to melt and fall apart while touching the snails.
The slime that dread? Wtf
I isse just scoop them up with a trowel or some sheit
Might get a old tongs and use that , just hadda remember not to cook with that again
I does leave it chook in a plantpot
No sir, i like the residual slime to keep things moistPhone Surgeon wrote:Yuh does wash the tongs before yuh wear it?*KRONIK* wrote:I buy a cheap tongs for 10dollars just for that.ruffneck_12 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:Lol the slime does really cause a dred reaction to your skin.
I have some thick rubber gloves I use to pick them up. Use to use disposable gloves but the gloves use to melt and fall apart while touching the snails.
The slime that dread? Wtf
I isse just scoop them up with a trowel or some sheit
Might get a old tongs and use that , just hadda remember not to cook with that again
I does leave it chook in a plantpot
Gig-git-tyPhone Surgeon wrote:From wha I seeing here the slime wud help rejuvenate the nans/cocolooks
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-19077138
Disgusting as this may sound to some, the belief that snail slime has restorative properties is not a new one. The mid-90s saw an explosion in "wonder creams" from companies processing snail slime on an industrial scale. The cream is used by some people to treat varicose veins and skin blemishes.
According to Rob Cowie, a research professor at the University of Hawaii, if a snail skin product is manufactured on an industrial scale it is not going to present a health hazard because the nematodes present in the snails will die before the product is put to use.
However, if people are extracting slime from snails for their own use, the situation is different.
"If you're manufacturing slime on a backyard scale, then [the processing time] will be faster and if you're smearing it on your face, there's a chance it could go in your mouth," he says.
"I wouldn't discount the possibility you could get ill that way."
It is thought that the trade in snails for private medicinal or cosmetic use is what caused the outbreak in Colombia in the first place. The creatures were reportedly brought into the country by a "culebrero", a salesman of herbs and animals with supposed healing properties. These salesmen are often seen in South American cities, selling snails and homemade snail creams in jars.
Daz wah i saying tooPhone Surgeon wrote:From wha I seeing here the slime wud help rejuvenate the nans/cocolooks
Facesitting guys, facesitting is all you need.maj. tom wrote:https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-19077138
Disgusting as this may sound to some, the belief that snail slime has restorative properties is not a new one. The mid-90s saw an explosion in "wonder creams" from companies processing snail slime on an industrial scale. The cream is used by some people to treat varicose veins and skin blemishes.
According to Rob Cowie, a research professor at the University of Hawaii, if a snail skin product is manufactured on an industrial scale it is not going to present a health hazard because the nematodes present in the snails will die before the product is put to use.
However, if people are extracting slime from snails for their own use, the situation is different.
"If you're manufacturing slime on a backyard scale, then [the processing time] will be faster and if you're smearing it on your face, there's a chance it could go in your mouth," he says.
"I wouldn't discount the possibility you could get ill that way."
It is thought that the trade in snails for private medicinal or cosmetic use is what caused the outbreak in Colombia in the first place. The creatures were reportedly brought into the country by a "culebrero", a salesman of herbs and animals with supposed healing properties. These salesmen are often seen in South American cities, selling snails and homemade snail creams in jars.
That can be the next local Trini scam after the OmegaXL old ppl ded out.
No u jus hadda rub it over itRovin wrote:so u hadda let d live snail\s crawl over d area to be rejuvenated ? ....
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