okay now I have a 1.5 fahaka puffer what is the best species of snails for feeding him it needs to be easy to breed and will mystery snails be good for him when he is fully grown
best snail species to feed puffers
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Ramshorn snails would be my first choice or maybe apple snails depending whats available...
Ramshorns are super easy. Just a small tank with a small sponge filter, feed on blanched cucumber, sinking pellets and the likes. Once they get going they really go 
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I went to lfs and got 100 ramshorns I feed blanched kale and pleco bites. I have them in 2 17g totes 1 heated 1 not the heated one breed faster. The other is room temp 70ish still breeding just seems at 76+ the eggs hatch faster. I have a sponge filter in one and a power filter in the other. I need another sponge filter and get rid of the power filter. The power filter sucks up the uneaten food that the baby snails need. I also put a cuttle bone in both breeder tanks, some say it will leach calcium or the snails will graze on it and they do.
.I went to lfs and got 100 ramshorns I feed blanched kale and pleco bites. I have them in 2 17g totes 1 heated 1 not the heated one breed faster. The other is room temp 70ish still breeding just seems at 76+ the eggs hatch faster. I have a sponge filter in one and a power filter in the other. I need another sponge filter and get rid of the power filter. The power filter sucks up the uneaten food that the baby snails need. I also put a cuttle bone in both breeder tanks, some say it will leach calcium or the snails will graze on it and they do.
Thanks that was informative
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I went to lfs and got 100 ramshorns I feed blanched kale and pleco bites. I have them in 2 17g totes 1 heated 1 not the heated one breed faster. The other is room temp 70ish still breeding just seems at 76+ the eggs hatch faster. I have a sponge filter in one and a power filter in the other. I need another sponge filter and get rid of the power filter. The power filter sucks up the uneaten food that the baby snails need. I also put a cuttle bone in both breeder tanks, some say it will leach calcium or the snails will graze on it and they do.