POST PICS OF YOUR FW SNAILS HERE.
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Haha, looks like my tank! It's a 4-foot long 55g.
I need a MonsterSnailKeeper decal....
We're at 13 species right now, over 50 individuals.
I need a MonsterSnailKeeper decal....
We're at 13 species right now, over 50 individuals.
That moor got in the way of my photo... I don't know what kind of snail it is but it is a native, and I have had it since the summer. There's snow here already... I tried to get a side shot but I gave up after two tries. They were even blurrier than this one.
Snails that are sexual do.Justin94565;1458634; said:
From applesnail.net...jackdaniel;2427438; said:
Genera:
- Aylacostoma: Central and South America
- Cubaedomus: Cuba
- Dorissa: South America
- Fijidoma: Fiji Islands
- Hemisinus: South America
- Melanatria: Madagascar
- Melanoides: Southern Europe, Africa Terebia; south Asia, Oceania
- Pseudopotamis: Australia
- Sermyla: southeast Asia, Oceania
- Sermylasma: Australia
- Thiara: East Africa to Polynesia, some species also very wide ranging
- Tylomelania: Celebes
Pics of my Pomacea canaliculata can be found here as I have trouble trying to attach pics rom my laptop. They're not exactly new. Just baby pics. Mine are now sub-adults and have laid their first clutch of eggs.
http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1265403&postcount=64
Very nice collection, Iris. I'm more than impressed!flaringshutter;2346861; said:Haha, looks like my tank! It's a 4-foot long 55g.
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I need a MonsterSnailKeeper decal....
We're at 13 species right now, over 50 individuals.
Lupin;2434185; said:Snails that are sexual do.
From applesnail.net...
Genera:
- Aylacostoma: Central and South America
- Cubaedomus: Cuba
- Dorissa: South America
- Fijidoma: Fiji Islands
- Hemisinus: South America
- Melanatria: Madagascar
- Melanoides: Southern Europe, Africa Terebia; south Asia, Oceania
- Pseudopotamis: Australia
- Sermyla: southeast Asia, Oceania
- Sermylasma: Australia
- Thiara: East Africa to Polynesia, some species also very wide ranging
- Tylomelania: Celebes
Pics of my Pomacea canaliculata can be found here as I have trouble trying to attach pics rom my laptop. They're not exactly new. Just baby pics. Mine are now sub-adults and have laid their first clutch of eggs.
http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1265403&postcount=64
So... short answer... Aylacostoma
I see your point, and thanks for the link.
I think I may get a few ramshorns, mysetery snails, or trumpet snails in addition to the shrimp to make the tank more interesting. Is there a reason I would want one type over another?
I think I may get a few ramshorns, mysetery snails, or trumpet snails in addition to the shrimp to make the tank more interesting. Is there a reason I would want one type over another?
