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Wally wrote in message . ..
Take a look after the lights have been out for 3 or 4 hours, your jaw will drop. I went through a thunder storm power outage here in Dallas last night and was checking the fish about 3 AM and there were many thousands in my 110. I have probably several hundred in my 50, but I don't see them unless I really look for them, they take care of leftovers and dead fish, and also eat a bit of algae. To boot they drive any other snails which get into the aquarium extinct (by eating their eggs). Personally I consider them beneficial. I avoid them in breeding tanks, though, as they'll also eat fish eggs. |
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