Oh really? Awesome thanksThose are pond snails or bladder snails, they don’t eat plants in my personal experience and they don’t breed as fast as mts. If you want to eradicate them then it shouldn’t be hard. You can go with the assassin snail route or you can get a piece of lettuce and spear it with a fork into the tank over night. When you wake up it should be covered in them and you can dispose of them.
Pea puffers arent that hard to feed, they eat frozen bloodworms and snails...If you decide to get fish to eat the snails, avoid pea puffers. They are hard to feed when the snails are gone. Any Botia Loach will do. My favourite is the chain loach, stays small.
Thanks I will probably just try to do the lettuce method that was suggested above. I really don't mind snails too much as long as they don't take over or destroy anyplants or anything.Pea puffers arent that hard to feed, they eat frozen bloodworms and snails...
Honestly though, i would never recommend a fish to help take care of a snail problem unless you actually wanted to keep said fish to begin with...
Assassin snails are okay, otherwise just cut back feeding and you should be able to keep the snail population under control and over time possibly eradicate most of them...
If worse comes to worse, there are also various snail traps available online which you place some food inside a special container, then snails will start crawling in and wont really be able to get out due to its design...
If its a shrimp tank then i agree, all the more reason to be careful what you put in to deal with the snails...Thanks I will probably just try to do the lettuce method that was suggested above. I really don't mind snails too much as long as they don't take over or destroy anyplants or anything.
Seems more natural. Besides anything that would kill the snails would most likely kill my shrimp