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  1. 17th May 2008, 15:06 #1
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    Keeping Malaysian Trumpet Snail, Melanoides tuberculata under control

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    Guys, like to share with you how I keep the MTS in my shrimp tank under control. No chemical and no predator just a simple gravel cleaner. Very effective picking up MTS who try to drop off when we get to them.



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  2. 17th May 2008, 20:29 #2
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    Hmmm... your second picture is showing is showing ramshorn snails though...
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  3. 18th May 2008, 02:18 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quixotic View Post
    Hmmm... your second picture is showing is showing ramshorn snails though...
    Argh!! Manslaughter!!! [Or rather 'SNAIL'-slaughter...]
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  4. 18th May 2008, 13:32 #4
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    Innovative! Thanks for sharing.

    Cheers!
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  5. 19th May 2008, 11:43 #5
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    Sorry, indeed they are ramhorn snail.
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