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    Where to get snail

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    I'm infected with algea problem (Guess u guys call it diatom or brown algea)
    I know tat there this snail (I forgot it name) tat eat these algea, the only problem is I dont know where to get them?
    Anyone got any suggestion where to get them and how much do they cost?

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    Brown algae is pretty easy to get rid of. It goes away once your tank is established, if not, you can get Otocinclus.

    Snails breed, and Otocinclus are usually cheaper than the Horned snail ( if you're talking about that ) and stuff like them.

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    But if you are looking for the horned snails, C328 often has stock...

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    it would be easier for you to manually remove the algae than to use snails for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by |squee|
    Brown algae is pretty easy to get rid of. It goes away once your tank is established, if not, you can get Otocinclus.

    Snails breed, and Otocinclus are usually cheaper than the Horned snail ( if you're talking about that ) and stuff like them.
    Sorrie I didnt make myself clear. The problem is with my marine fish tank, not those fresh water one, btw Otocinclus = sucker fish?????

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    Oto is a type of sucker fish but not a pleco
    but its much smaller

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    Quote Originally Posted by copycat
    Sorrie I didnt make myself clear. The problem is with my marine fish tank, not those fresh water one, btw Otocinclus = sucker fish?????
    Aiyah... Post in marine thread lah... No idea about marine tanks... Except to use Hermits? Turbo snails?...

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    my trigger keeps eating my snails, what too do?

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    Dun keep snails with the trigger... No other choice... Triggers are invert hunters... As well as potential fish nippers...

    Oops! Edited my reply cos didn't realised the thread had been shifted to the marine section... Sorry...
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