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January 11th 05, 08:08 PM
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Inexpensive bulk Cleanup critters
I recall a post last year concerning a very inexpensive source for
snails and other cleanup critters. I think they were based in Florida, and sold mainly to retailers, but also sold to the public. Can anyone point me in the right direction on this. 
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#2
January 11th 05, 08:27 PM
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yea my power heads ate up my Snails, are there any better ways to help
prevent this? -- www.reeftanksonline.com www.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms wrote in message oups.com... I recall a post last year concerning a very inexpensive source for snails and other cleanup critters. I think they were based in Florida, and sold mainly to retailers, but also sold to the public. Can anyone point me in the right direction on this.
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#3
January 11th 05, 09:17 PM
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Rubberband some foam around the intake. Helps protect anemones too.
(sorry taegu) "Rich R" wrote in message ... yea my power heads ate up my Snails, are there any better ways to help prevent this? -- www.reeftanksonline.com www.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms wrote in message oups.com... I recall a post last year concerning a very inexpensive source for snails and other cleanup critters. I think they were based in Florida, and sold mainly to retailers, but also sold to the public. Can anyone point me in the right direction on this.
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January 12th 05, 12:05 AM
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thanks , good idea. simple and good
-- www.reeftanksonline.com www.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms "J.S." wrote in message news:YnXEd.15617$lG.3366@trnddc03... Rubberband some foam around the intake. Helps protect anemones too. (sorry taegu) "Rich R" wrote in message ... yea my power heads ate up my Snails, are there any better ways to help prevent this? -- www.reeftanksonline.com www.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms wrote in message oups.com... I recall a post last year concerning a very inexpensive source for snails and other cleanup critters. I think they were based in Florida, and sold mainly to retailers, but also sold to the public. Can anyone point me in the right direction on this.
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#5
January 12th 05, 01:52 AM
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"Rich R" wrote in message ...
yea my power heads ate up my Snails What kind of snails you have lost to powerhead ? Just curious...
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#6
January 12th 05, 07:05 PM
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"RicSeyler" wrote in message .. .
I've never lost a snail to a powerhead.... Me neither, that is why I asked this question to Rich R. I lost a slug once, but slugs do not have hard shells, so it is a different story...
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