[["Yes, lobster shells make an excellent addition to compost piles in both dry and humid areas.  According to Greenhead Lobster, lobster shells provide a good source of chiton, calcium, magnesium, and nitrogen, and their slow break-down promotes good drainage for the compost pile. ", 54.0], ["Lobster shells should not be put in a compost pile. They will not readily break down and will attract pests. ", 49.0], ["No, it's not recommended. ", 42.0], ["The key to composting lobster shells is to create a quality compost bin complete with many types of foods scraps, which leads to healthy, nutrient rich compost. Adding lobster shells to a compost pile can help keep the soil moist.  Note that they do break down slower.", 15.0]]
can you compost lobster shells
animals,compostable