Reply With QuoteKc,
In order to solve your problem, I'll do some 'sacrifices', I can feed your snails for you in my spot algae infested tank.
Gan(turaco).
Gan,
Your ideal of using zebra snail is so good, now I got another problem. How to feed them when there is no more spot algae and hair algae. They seem to stay on hard smooth surfaces, like glass and filter box so feeding them with supplement is a problem.
Kc,
In order to solve your problem, I'll do some 'sacrifices', I can feed your snails for you in my spot algae infested tank
Gan(turaco).
haha. pass around to keep it survive?
Sound like a loaning scheme?
Best Regards, TS
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They would eat bloodworm.
Cheers,
To do that, they have to be on the substrate with not other fish around. I'll experiement on this.Originally Posted by MrTree
OopsGan,
Your ideal of using zebra snail is so good, now I got another problem. How to feed them when there is no more spot algae and hair algae. They seem to stay on hard smooth surfaces, like glass and filter box so feeding them with supplement is a problem.I don't have that problem yet ! I plan to put it in my other tanks once it is done with the current tank.
The last resort is to pass it around as suggested by Turaco (my double) ;-)
Gan CW
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