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I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the
ridding of snails... Tim "Paul" wrote in message ... I believe you are looking for a loach. Shawn P. Good wrote in message ... Hello : I bought quite alot of plants about a month and a half ago to start up my new planted tank. Seems like there were some hitchhikers, as now my aquarium is full of small (~5-8mm) snails. No idea what species, but they leave the algae alone and love eating holes in the leaves of all my plants (except the onion plant - go figure !). Anyways, at some point in the past, I've seen someone post here about species that love to sneak through the vegetation and pluck snails from the plants - and I want some ! What species was that ? Thanks. Shawn |
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I think that it varies by loach type & individual. My Yoyo is best
friends with all the snails. Zebra loaches are supposed to be a bit more carnivorous (snailers) and don't get as large as Clowns. NetMax "T" wrote in message hlink.net... I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the ridding of snails... Tim "Paul" wrote in message ... I believe you are looking for a loach. Shawn P. Good wrote in message ... Hello : I bought quite alot of plants about a month and a half ago to start up my new planted tank. Seems like there were some hitchhikers, as now my aquarium is full of small (~5-8mm) snails. No idea what species, but they leave the algae alone and love eating holes in the leaves of all my plants (except the onion plant - go figure !). Anyways, at some point in the past, I've seen someone post here about species that love to sneak through the vegetation and pluck snails from the plants - and I want some ! What species was that ? Thanks. Shawn |
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I prefer my Angelicius over my yo-yos ....
"NetMax" wrote in message . .. I think that it varies by loach type & individual. My Yoyo is best friends with all the snails. Zebra loaches are supposed to be a bit more carnivorous (snailers) and don't get as large as Clowns. NetMax "T" wrote in message hlink.net... I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the ridding of snails... Tim "Paul" wrote in message ... I believe you are looking for a loach. Shawn P. Good wrote in message ... Hello : I bought quite alot of plants about a month and a half ago to start up my new planted tank. Seems like there were some hitchhikers, as now my aquarium is full of small (~5-8mm) snails. No idea what species, but they leave the algae alone and love eating holes in the leaves of all my plants (except the onion plant - go figure !). Anyways, at some point in the past, I've seen someone post here about species that love to sneak through the vegetation and pluck snails from the plants - and I want some ! What species was that ? Thanks. Shawn |
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I've started a top posting rebellion!! haha
Robert Flory wrote in message ... I prefer my Angelicius over my yo-yos .... "NetMax" wrote in message ... I think that it varies by loach type & individual. My Yoyo is best friends with all the snails. Zebra loaches are supposed to be a bit more carnivorous (snailers) and don't get as large as Clowns. NetMax "T" wrote in message hlink.net... I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the ridding of snails... Tim "Paul" wrote in message ... I believe you are looking for a loach. Shawn P. Good wrote in message ... Hello : I bought quite alot of plants about a month and a half ago to start up my new planted tank. Seems like there were some hitchhikers, as now my aquarium is full of small (~5-8mm) snails. No idea what species, but they leave the algae alone and love eating holes in the leaves of all my plants (except the onion plant - go figure !). Anyways, at some point in the past, I've seen someone post here about species that love to sneak through the vegetation and pluck snails from the plants - and I want some ! What species was that ? Thanks. Shawn |
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Robert Flory wrote:
I prefer my Angelicius over my yo-yos .... Have you actually seen a Botia kubotai (aka angelicus) actually eating a snail? I have a couple of little ones (1.5") in my 20g hoping they'll eat the snails there. -- Victor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he |
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![]() "Victor Martinez" wrote in message ... Robert Flory wrote: I prefer my Angelicius over my yo-yos .... Have you actually seen a Botia kubotai (aka angelicus) actually eating a snail? I have a couple of little ones (1.5") in my 20g hoping they'll eat the snails there. -- Victor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he Truth be known, I've never seen any of my botias eat a snail ;-) But snail population crashes occurred whenever I drop them into a tank. As for what my LFS sells as angelicus .... it isn't a kabotai.... after checking loaches.... Maybe histrionica or rostrata came out of a tank labeled angelicus Bob |
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Having both zebra loaches (b. striata) and yo-yo's in the same tank with
neons there shouldn't be any compatibility problems. My zebras are much smaller than yo-yo's. (both 2yrs old). Both are pretty good snailers but I give the edge to zebras. On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 22:26:06 -0500, NetMax wrote: I think that it varies by loach type & individual. My Yoyo is best friends with all the snails. Zebra loaches are supposed to be a bit more carnivorous (snailers) and don't get as large as Clowns. NetMax "T" wrote in message hlink.net... I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the ridding of snails... Tim |
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I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the
ridding of snails... What sort of loach would be aok in a tank with guppies, bronze cory cats and neon tetras ?? I relasie that a clown woulod be out of the question, but how big do the yo-yo and zebra get ?? Geoff |
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I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at
the ridding of snails... What sort of loach would be aok in a tank with guppies, bronze cory cats and neon tetras ?? I relasie that a clown woulod be out of the question, but how big do the yo-yo and zebra get ?? forgot to add that I need it to be able to take care of snails too ![]() Geoff |
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Hi
I have my skunk botia's in with corys, platies and white clouds. Some people say they are agressive, but I've never had trouble with them and the snails in my tank are next to gone now. -- Janine Hudson Sure. Fine. Whatever. -Syzygy I have. I did. It's done. -Fight the Future Duct tape is like the Force, it has a dark side and a light side and it holds the universe together. I'm completely normal, just the rest of the world is nuts... There are lies, damn lies and statistics! "Geoff Kemp" wrote in message ... I believe a YoYo loach does not get as large as a Clown.. Effective at the ridding of snails... What sort of loach would be aok in a tank with guppies, bronze cory cats and neon tetras ?? I relasie that a clown woulod be out of the question, but how big do the yo-yo and zebra get ?? forgot to add that I need it to be able to take care of snails too ![]() Geoff |
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