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We help Nigerians start and profit from snail farming
Training | Farm setup | Live snails | Processing
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22/08/2026

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Roovision Snail Farm

RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFITPart 8You Have 2,000 Snails But How Much Are They Worth?A farmer tells you“I have 2,000 sn...
22/08/2026

RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFIT

Part 8

You Have 2,000 Snails But How Much Are They Worth?

A farmer tells you

“I have 2,000 snails on my farm.”

That sounds impressive.

But if you're running the farm as a business, the next question shouldn't only be

“How many snails do you have?”

It should be

“What are those snails worth?”

Having 2,000 snails does not automatically mean you have a ₦2 million business.

Your snails are not all the same size.

Some may be ready for market.

Some may still be growing.

Some may be breeders.

Some may be too small to sell profitably.

And their market value can also depend on your actual customers and the price you can realistically sell at.

For example
You may have 2,000 snails on your farm.

But perhaps only 700 are currently marketable.

Another 900 are still growing.

And 400 are being kept as breeding stock.

Those 2,000 snails don't necessarily have the same immediate cash value.

This is why counting your snails is not enough.

You need to know your inventory.

Track things like

Number of snails
Size/age categories
Estimated market value
Number ready for sale
Breeding stock
Number still growing

And here's another important point

Estimated value is not the same as cash in your pocket.

If you think your 2,000 snails are worth ₦1 million, that doesn't mean you can immediately withdraw ₦1 million from the farm.

You still have to find buyers willing to pay the price.

You also need to consider the costs involved in selling.

So don't just tell yourself:

“My farm is worth millions because I have thousands of snails.”

Know what you have.

Know what they can realistically sell for.

And know what it cost you to produce them.

Because a farm can look valuable on paper and still struggle to generate profit.

Count your snails.
Value your stock.
Know your numbers.

RICH IN SNAILS,
POOR IN PROFIT

Part 8


RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFITPart 7Selling Cheap Can Destroy a Profitable FarmLet's talk about pricing.You produced you...
21/08/2026

RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFIT

Part 7

Selling Cheap Can Destroy a Profitable Farm

Let's talk about pricing.

You produced your snails.

You spent months feeding them.

You paid for calcium, water, labour, transportation and other farm expenses.

Then someone tells you

“That farmer is selling at ₦X. You should sell yours at the same price.”

So you copy their price.

But here's the problem

You don't know their cost.

Maybe they have cheaper feed.

Maybe they produce their own breeding stock.

Maybe their farm is closer to their customers.

Maybe they have lower labour or transportation costs.

Maybe they're simply selling too cheaply and haven't calculated their profit either.

You cannot build your price simply by looking at what another farmer is charging.

For example

Your cost of producing a marketable snail may be ₦700

You sell it for ₦800 because another farmer sells at that price.

You may feel you're making ₦100.

But after transportation, packaging, market fees or other selling expenses, that ₦100 can disappear quickly.

And if you keep doing that, you can be busy selling while slowly losing money.

This doesn't mean you should automatically charge the highest price in the market.

Your price still has to make sense for your customers and your market.

But you must first understand your own numbers.

Know your cost.

Know your market.

Know your customer.

Know your margin.

Then decide what price makes sense for your business.

Because

Your competitor's price is information.

It is NOT your cost of production.

Don't copy somebody else's selling price without knowing whether that price can keep your own farm profitable.

Cheap sales can bring customers.
But profitable sales keep the farm alive.

RICH IN SNAILS,
POOR IN PROFIT

Part 7


21/08/2026

A sign of maturity:

Separating how you feel from how you act.

Snails feed on many different things. That is very correct.But the fact that snails can eat many things does not mean th...
21/08/2026

Snails feed on many different things.
That is very correct.

But the fact that snails can eat many things does not mean they can grow properly on just anything available.

Your snails have nutritional requirements if you want them to

• Grow well and increase in body weight
• Build and expand their shells properly
• Develop strong, healthy shells
• Maintain good shell colour and appearance
• Produce quality meat

This is why feeding should not be based on “what do I have available to give them?”

Instead, ask yourself

“What nutrients do my snails need, and how can I provide them through what I feed?”

Every feed, fruit, vegetable, supplement and calcium source you give your snails should have a purpose.

A well fed snail does not only look healthy from the outside.

The result of good feeding shows in the body weight, the meat and especially the shell.

Feed your snails with a plan, not just with availability.

The 2 best strategies to sell yourself online are:1. Talk about your work2. Show your work
21/08/2026

The 2 best strategies to sell yourself online are:

1. Talk about your work
2. Show your work

RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFIT Part 6 Your Feed May Be Eating Your ProfitOne of the easiest ways to lose profit in snail...
20/08/2026

RICH IN SNAILS, POOR IN PROFIT

Part 6
Your Feed May Be Eating Your Profit

One of the easiest ways to lose profit in snail farming is to focus only on how much you spend on feed

You also need to ask

What am I getting from the feed I'm buying?

Imagine two farmers each spend ₦100,000 on feed.

Farmer A uses the feed well, minimises waste, keeps the snails healthy and gets good growth.

Farmer B gives too much feed, leaves leftovers in the pen, experiences unnecessary waste and doesn't monitor how the snails are responding.

Both farmers spent ₦100,000.

But they didn't get the same result.

That's why feed cost alone doesn't tell the whole story.

You need to pay attention to feed efficiency.

How much feed are you using?

How much is actually being eaten?

How much is being wasted?

Are your snails converting what they eat into good growth?

Are you storing the feed properly?

Are you feeding according to the needs of the snails instead of simply putting more feed in the pen?

Because if you keep increasing feed without seeing a reasonable improvement in growth and survival, you may simply be feeding your expenses instead of growing your business.

And remember

Feed is a cost.
Growth is the result.
Profit is what remains after the costs.

So don't just ask

“How much does my feed cost?”

Ask

“How much value am I getting from the feed I'm buying?”

A farmer who controls feed waste can protect profit without necessarily reducing the quality of feeding.

Don't let your feed bill quietly eat the profit you worked months to make.

RICH IN SNAILS,
POOR IN PROFIT

Part 6


20/08/2026

SNAIL FARMING FOR PROFIT

Don't just raise snails. Learn how to build a snail farming business.

20/08/2026

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Ughelli

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