MTS out of control

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Subject: MTS out of control
From: "Eric Schreiber" ericat ericschreiber dot com
Date: 9/7/2004 3:08 PM Central Daylight Time
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use your python tube to suction some/alot/not all of them out

From what I'm reading here, it sounds like this may be the approach I
have to use. I just hate to waste all that good potential fish food.

I have a Python and they don't suck up.

|||| use your python tube to suction some/alot/not all of them out

|| I have a Python and they don't suck up.

Not the actual python, just the hose that goes in the unit...I have to use
just the hose and it sucks 'em up really good... sucks EVERYTHING up really
good...

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TYNK 7 wrote:

I have a Python and they don't suck up.

I dont' have a python, just a basic siphon tube and hose. It won't pick
up the MTS either. I was thinking more generally of trapping or netting
them than vacuuming. I'm planning a small butter container with
snail-sized holes cut into it, a rock in it for weight, and some tasty
snail-bait food, sitting on the bottom of the tank for a day or two at
a time. Sort of a catch-and-crunch program

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