There is a slug I see in the yard, barely in the house. Very small, less than one inch. I don't wanna get rid of him, he's cool. Can I put him in a container and feed him with something? Is it dangerous, will there be the raise of slugs-giants that will eventually kill humankind starting with me and my house?
Seriously, is it dangerous? Don't answer with mockery or jokes
daniel g
Yea, they are cool pets totally harmless except garden veggies and then, they prefer the stuff starting to rot.
Biggest I ever saw was about a foot long and a couple pounds.
Most in my yard get 4 to 5 inches. The ducks eat them up quick.
https://pethelpful.com/reptiles-amphibians/How-to-Care-for-a-Pet-Garden-Slug
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/27232772717633609/
L.N.
A slug is basically a homeless snail. They need high humidity and plants and vegetables to feed on. From my experience in the garden they like tomatoes, lettuce and strawberries. If it is a little rotten they like it even better.