Sorry about the flood of pictures. Just really excited to show these guys off.
Some of my little ones on the roots of water lettuce caged off with airline tubing and a suction cup.
Up to is a blue and magenta mix egg sack. I'm hoping they come out a lighter purple than my magenta male.
A bunch of my guys eating a zoo med turtle banquet block.
This guys a hot mess... He has java moss growing off of his shell, and someone laid an assassin snail egg on the moss growing off of him. I bought him with the beat up shell, I just didn't think plants would grow out of his cracks...
Goldie loves her carrots!!! I'm chopping up carrots for dinner and on a whI'm I tossed it in the tank - she made a beeline (snail line?) for it and won't let it go now.
Sold 700 of the first batch. On to the second batch of babies! Using the bare bottom approach this time, much easier to clean the tanks this way. not sure if it will help but I bagged some established tank gravel before throwing out the rest.
One of my zebra nerites, Bella,
My little surprise blue ramshorn, I saved it from my pea puffer tank, my brown ramshorns somehow bred blue(ish)! He lives in a shrimp tank now
I think this little guy ^ is pretty unique, I've started calling his/her coloring "Blonde". Do you guys know is there is already a strain like her/his?
Two of mine eating the same piece of snail jello...I feel like this is the underwater version of Lady and the Tramp. There is another fresh chunk of it right behind the smaller one but I guess they'd rather share!
Looks like a blue to me. For something to be albino it would have to not have pigment, so an ivory without the little spots on it I would assume. Never seen an albino mystery personally
I have both of the green plastic plants in my tanks too! (Thought it was wirth a mention). I have a Ivory mystery snail (white shell, black body) and a Black Racer nerite.
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