Jan Sacharuk
October 27th 03, 01:43 AM
While looking at my tank and fish today, I happened to take a very
close look at some of my hornwort. After a few minutes, I managed to
observe what I think are 3 very small (about 1mm right now)
snails. How many smails can my tank safely support? I'm loathe to kill
anything in my tank, even snails. Right now, this is a 15G tank and
two Veiltails in it (the veiltails are smallish right now...they'll be
moved into a bigger tank when they grow a bit more).
If three snails is too many, I also have a 20G tank with two commons
in it...though I'll prboably have to look closely at THEIR hornwort
plant now. :)
JS
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close look at some of my hornwort. After a few minutes, I managed to
observe what I think are 3 very small (about 1mm right now)
snails. How many smails can my tank safely support? I'm loathe to kill
anything in my tank, even snails. Right now, this is a 15G tank and
two Veiltails in it (the veiltails are smallish right now...they'll be
moved into a bigger tank when they grow a bit more).
If three snails is too many, I also have a 20G tank with two commons
in it...though I'll prboably have to look closely at THEIR hornwort
plant now. :)
JS
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Jan Sacharuk Member in Good Standing of The Discordian Solidarity
Turn on viewing of the X-Geek-Code header to see my Geek Code
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"If you think C++ is not overly complicated, just what is a protected
abstract virtual base pure virtual private destructor and when was the
last time you needed one?" --Tom Cargin (C++ Journal, Fall 1990)