kj23502
lazy dayz
Raising snails is simple. They can grow up in an average community aquarium. But would reproduce faster if kept in an aquarium of 2-10gallons with a simple little sponge filter. Heaters aren't necessary. Because I believe in the humane treatment of both predators and prey. The little snails should get good treatment before they are given to the puffers. Feed them sinking shrimp pellets, lots of algae wafers, zuchinni, romaine lettuce, and all other aquarium fish foods for good health and growth. Change half their tank water once a week or more as snails put a big bioload on their aquarium. Treat the snails with the basic care and precautions as you would with any fish, not allowing their water to get spoiled, always dechlorinate their water, and give them some aeration.
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I'm thinking about possibly turning my 29 gallon into a puffer tank after I'm done quarantining new fish for my other tank....It prob won't be until the end of summer or so(quarantining about 5 fish at a time for about 4 weeks). I was going to use it to raise cichlids...but maybe not...
So is the above info. good for raising snails?.... This sounds hilarious
I'd never thought I would say I want to breed snails!!! But I'm thinking about a South American Puffer and know that they will need snails continuously and even still I may have to trim their beak and stuff.
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I'm thinking about possibly turning my 29 gallon into a puffer tank after I'm done quarantining new fish for my other tank....It prob won't be until the end of summer or so(quarantining about 5 fish at a time for about 4 weeks). I was going to use it to raise cichlids...but maybe not...
So is the above info. good for raising snails?.... This sounds hilarious
I'd never thought I would say I want to breed snails!!! But I'm thinking about a South American Puffer and know that they will need snails continuously and even still I may have to trim their beak and stuff.
