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jacko32

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posted about some malaysian trumpet snails im giving away free not for sale or exchange surely its only a classified add if your getting something out of it
 
theres lots of free to good home on the livestock classified, i think its because your giving your address/ details out
 
The post you're referring to was an advert as the intention was to turn peoples attention to it, adverts are classifieds, so post it in the right section.
 
jacko, do you want to PM regarding this as i don't know what post you are on about?
 
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dont need to now as i have got rid of them haha

As I said...... I've been trying for a very long time now to get rid of them...... even chucking out hundreds per day is not helping..... They just keep on multiplying..... Please advise.....
 
jacko, do you want to PM regarding this as i don't know what post you are on about?

This is the topic he's talking about Ianho......
http://www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/378830-over-100-mts-pp-only/
 
dont need to now as i have got rid of them haha

As I said...... I've been trying for a very long time now to get rid of them...... even chucking out hundreds per day is not helping..... They just keep on multiplying..... Please advise.....



Have you tried scooping out the entire substrate into a colander? That would be a major hassle, but it would eliminate the biggest ones. Maybe a couple assassin snails could deal with the rest.
 
Not intending to hi-jack Jacko's thread here, but thanks for the advice of assasin snails, but being from SA..... those snails (Assasins) are banned in SA..... I'll have to resort to some other measures.....
 
Maybe strain the substrate through proceedingly smaller colanders or strainers. That won't get rid of the smallest ones, but it might give you a fighting chance. The only other alternative I can think of would be to completely empty the tank - rehome the fish (even temporarily), treat the plants with a copper sulfate solution and completely discard the substrate. Then, rinse the plants, and rebuild the tank from scratch.


Ultimately, I think you are stuck with them unless you are willing to do some major renovations to the tank!
 

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