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Here is a pretty informative link on the use of copper and its negative effects. Always good to know the risks before using a chemical to kill something. http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/snail/coppersnail.php

Copper can be used to kill them here is some more reading on the risks and uses of it http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/snail/coppersnail.php

Very informative for a beginner information video/intro to amano shrimp.

You can always tap the sides of the tank to get the bubbles to loosen up from the sides and rise to the surface. Just like you would do to a soda bottle.

When dealing with large amounts of fish unless you wish to take the time to name them all it is very easy to refer to them as a batch. Batch meaning group of them. I.e. flock of birds or batch of fish. It's just another commonly accepted word for grouping and labeling fish.

Flower horns are cool cichlids. They are alot like oscars as adult i.m.o. Here is some more info on them http://www.flower-horn.de/flowerhorn.html

Do they have a particular need to be fed mostly snails or do other things make up their diet? If you dont have any particular plant or invert in the tank that you like you can treat it with copper or similiar chemicals. Most inverts die with those treatments.

Ok so I've been a member of the site for a while now and pretty much just lurk and read posts. But figured I might as well make a post finally. SO yea Hi I'm Jesse. I keep a few small fish species...and I mean small like micro rasboras.. micro crabs... shrimps.. Then I own some goldfish... Not...