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Old March 17th 07, 07:02 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
Mac Cool
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Default Snail food [speaking of calcium]

swarvegorilla:

A handful of shellgrit never goes astray
or ya can mix pure calc carbonate powder into their food.


The guy I got the snails and daphnia from gave me a handful of what he
called calcium carbonate, looks exactly like the stuff sold by pet stores
for removing nitrates (little white rocks). I've looked in stores and I
can only find two labeled sources of calcium... calcium sand (kinda
expensive) and turtle bones (cheap). What is my best, cheapest option for
calcium?
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