WyldFya Baryancistrus demantoides MFK Member Dec 23, 2005 20,794 69 132 Moscow, ID Jul 9, 2007 #11 The sharp ends of these extremely hard snails can puncture organs, or rip gill tissue.
C cvermeulen Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 4, 2007 1,876 3 36 Los Osos, CA Jul 9, 2007 #12 WyldFya;976459; said: The sharp ends of these extremely hard snails can puncture organs, or rip gill tissue. Click to expand... Ouch how common a problem is this? should I rethink putting MTS in a tank that may house predatory fish?
WyldFya;976459; said: The sharp ends of these extremely hard snails can puncture organs, or rip gill tissue. Click to expand... Ouch how common a problem is this? should I rethink putting MTS in a tank that may house predatory fish?
WyldFya Baryancistrus demantoides MFK Member Dec 23, 2005 20,794 69 132 Moscow, ID Jul 9, 2007 #13 I wouldn't worry about it, as the fish has to actively eat them, and it isn't terribly common, but it does happen occasionally.
I wouldn't worry about it, as the fish has to actively eat them, and it isn't terribly common, but it does happen occasionally.