Any algae eaters for hard water planted tanks???

[gobucks1]

You could do some Florida Flagfish or maybe some sort of smaller molly.

Both will do well in hard water and are said to eat that type of algae.

 

[Rikesh]

I've tried dalmatian molly last year. But they died. I'll try to find some hardier sailfin mollies or something like that. I'll remove the platy and replace them by mollies
I don't want hybrids.

 

[Lupin]

The bladder snail looks like mine
As for the donkey-ear snail, i'm only getting some abalone(Haliotis asinina) species(sea-water species)

I'm not sure about the accuracy of the "infusoria snail" term
here's a couple of links:
http://www.guppylog.com/comments/2006/6/22/154133/241/3
http://en.microcosmaquariumexplorer.com/wiki/Apple_Snail
http://members.fortunecity.com/fooman/fishtank/fishtankframe.htm

I'm waiting for you verdict

Infusoria snail is an outdated name for apple snails.

Yep, I just realized yours are bladder snails after figuring out the spires and shell shape.


Here's the donkey ear.

Lymnea stagnalis (giant pond snail).

 

[Rikesh]

Ohh.. Mine are definitely bladder snails then. Thanks a lot
I'll research a bit on them...