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Feeding Mystery snails - A guide to Mystery snail feeding
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Feeding Mystery snails - A guide to Mystery snail feeding
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Feeding Mystery Snails
- Thread starter Aqua 59
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Aquarium Details
- Quarantine?
- Yes
- List any water conditioners and test kits used:
- Stress coat, API Freshwater master test kit, API gH and kH, TDS meter
- Experience
- 5 to 10 years
- Do you know of and understand the Aquarium Nitrogen Cycle?
- Yes
- Aquarium Size
- 60 gallon
- Aquarium Type
- Freshwater Fish Only
- Aquarium Start Date
- January 2018
- Ammonia
- 0
- Nitrite
- 0
- Nitrate
- 20ppm
- Temperature
- 64-78
- pH
- 7.4
- Lighting
- Kit
- Aquarium Filter Type
- Cascade 300 + diy with water pump
- Aquarium #2 Size
- 10 gallon
- Tank #2 Type
- Freshwater Planted Tank
- Tank #2 Fish, Plants, Inverts, etc.
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Lots of blue dreams, rilis, back rose, 1-3 bloody Mary, and one funky dude that is entirely see through
6 platies, 3 orange hi-fin, 2 Mickey mouse, 1 bumblebee mix.
Java moss, java fern, sußwassertang, ricca
- Tank #2 Start Date
- October, 2017
- Tank #2 Ammonia
- 0
- Tank #2 Nitrite
- 0
- Tank #2 Nitrate
- 0
- Tank #2 Temperature
- 76
- Tank #2 pH
- 7.0
- Tank #2 Lighting
- 2w led
- Tank #2 Filter Type
- homemade sponge filter
- Aquarium #3 Size
- 1.8 gallon
- Tank #3 Type
- Freshwater Planted Tank
- Tank #3 Fish, Plants, Inverts, etc.
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Ramshorns, pond snails
Anubias, dwarf hairgrass, anacharis
- Tank #3 Start Date
- December 2017
- Tank #3 Ammonia
- 0
- Tank #3 Nitrite
- 0
- Tank #3 Nitrate
- 15
- Tank #3 Temperature
- 78
- Tank #3 pH
- 7.6
- Tank #3 Lighting
- None
- Tank #3 Filter Type
- DIY sponge filter
Can I add a little info?
It always seems that everyone underestimates the amount of protein mystery snails need. They need a lot of protein.
Also, something that's rather unique, they stop eating once they're full.
Nice write up!
It always seems that everyone underestimates the amount of protein mystery snails need. They need a lot of protein.
Also, something that's rather unique, they stop eating once they're full.
Nice write up!
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