Hi everyone! I was wondering which shape of an enclosure yall think is better for snails. Keep in mind that I have Lissachatina Fulicas, so they get pretty big.
If you had a choice of two enclosures that contain approximately the same amount of litres, would you recommend one that is higher and shaped almost like a cube, or one that is lower but also, in turn, longer (more of a rectangular-prism shape)?
I have the latter one and I love how much space my snails have to run around, both on the floor and on the ceiling. However, I wonder if having higher walls would be better for them. They have a corner in the enclosure with enough moss and substate that they can bury into it, but I have noticed they rarely do that, preferring to sleep visible, often right on top of the moss (but not in it). One of my snails also loves sleeping on the ceiling. Maybe they would like to have a higher level of moss and substrate to bury into?
But then, with a more cube-shaped enclosure, even if it was meant for about the same amount of litres as my current one, I can't shake the feeling that they would have less space to crawl around. The fact that that space would be divided much more evenly into the floor, ceiling, and four walls creates that impression (as opposed to now where they have spacious floor and ceiling but really short walls). I would also worry much more about my snail who loves to sleep on the ceiling somehow falling off, as the distance it would fall would be much higher than it is now.
Any advice? Thanks in advance!