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I like snails, I find them fascinating to watch. But I don't want them
in my tank, partly because of population control issues, and partly because (tho this may be misinformed, I am pretty new to this) I heard they scratch the acrylic. I figure I'll do enough damage myself that I don't need any help. I find my otos and ghost shrimp (when I can keep them alive) keep the tank spic and span. And plus they don't poop alot either like snails do. Or at least the plant eating ones do. I do have a bucket of plants infested with pond snails (good thing that I decided to quarantine them first!). I was thinking maybe it's time to expand further into the hobby and get a tank large enough for loaches, seeing that I already have free food for them... Martin A. Gross wrote: You know those little snails that come with every plant you buy? Why are they considered to be a pest? Don't they virtually eliminate algae on plant leaves? What is everyone's opinions of them? Are they beneficial to planted aquariums, or are they a nuisance? Marty -- direct replies: yelohk AT yahoo |
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