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  1. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    You can evacuate the gang to a plastic tote in the meantime
  2. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Look at this beauty. I just love her. She always come to the front glass to greet me every. single. time. 😍
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    Isn't that funny because in human environments (ie: kitchen countertops) it's the opposite. LOL. I had to keep a battleship in my tank for quite some time because my snail would sleep in there every day. I eventually removed it but I added a small log decoration that she can climb into, as well as 2 flowerpots. She has accepted the substitute accommodations well and everything now blends better.
  4. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    I heard driftwood can help? Also leaves.
  5. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Oddly enough, we were just talking about this yesterday. Link @Odd Duck @xXInkedPhoenixX
  6. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    @lefty o or @StevesFishTanks - any idea?
  7. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    The split looks like it's on the top. Is that correct?
  8. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    First thing I would check is if the stand is level. If you have wood or fiberboard, over time it can warp from moisture. Can you slide a piece of paper under the bottom of the tank in any spots?
  9. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    That's awesome. When using eco substrate, do you have to wait before adding fish and inverts?
  10. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Ooh! @TeeJay I am excited! I have never had a shrimp tank before and am happy to keep up with your journey with this habitat! 🦐 Things are nice and coated with the "juice" particles, so that's great!
  11. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    I'm coming back to the intro thread to ask what "ORD" means. ???
  12. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    I may have overlooked it, but what type of substrate are you using? Did you collect it from nature?
  13. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Ooh, I like that one with the red belly in the middle!
  14. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    These are the things I saw initially in the breeder box on hatch day. Are these mystery slugs? Snails without shells? Yep, they move… (Algae wafers were in there too)
  15. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Again?!
  16. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    That's a good idea! You have so many great tips. Thank you @Guppysnail, oh wise one! Might add sand to grow out tank? It would probably feel nice on their lil feet? I realize more cleaning though. Also, who wants to see something cute? Turn sound on & Click
  17. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Bueller? Bueller? Buellerrrrrrrr!! Black neons missed roll call. They skipped school to play in the current under the filter output!
  18. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    @xXInkedPhoenixX in your very first pic, what type of snails are those?
  19. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Brine shrimp treat. Watch at very end for tetra mating dance!
  20. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    That's what I was thinking too about food removal, @Guppysnail. And I also had a thought that since I'm siphoning things out with the irrigation syringe, maybe I can also siphon new food in with it. That way I have more control over quantity fed and I can keep track of it. What I added yesterday was half of an egg yolk, so I know it's definitely less than that. I also siphoned out a lot of the Snello. The Snello was the size of a square ice cube. @Guppysnail these guys ARE going to a grow out tank, but the sponge filter is not ready yet; it's been seeding since 6/1 in the main tank here. I want it to seed for one month. However, when it is ready, I am putting the sponge filter into the 10gal, and ALL OF THE 10 gallon water will be directly from the 29-gallon that same day. I have been giving some thought about testing the sponge filter prior to snail transfer. I want to stress the sponge filter. To do this, I will put a small chunk of raw fish or shrimp from the grocery store into the tank to let it rot. I would like to see if ammonia spikes and a cycle happens. After this process though, a complete drain out. Then 29-gallon water, then snails. I think doing this is better than having something bad happen with parameters once the snails are in that tank. @Guppysnail have you used a net breeder or a plastic breeder in the past with your snails?
  21. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Keeping breeder box secure in corner with heater suction cups Keeping breeder box secure in corner with heater suction cups
  22. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    How many of you forgot about clutch 2? 😉 I siphoned some food out of the breeder box. I way overfed. Some people say they clean the breeder box once a week, but I don’t feel comfortable leaving food in there that long. Wouldn’t it foul the water? Anyway, here’s all the garbage I siphoned out with the syringe. (2 snails went for a ride and were safely returned.) And here is the breeder box after. A snow globe hot mess. Look for the gang climbing the walls. They are a little darker than the egg. Mostly everyone is on the walls eating the egg dust.
  23. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Good morning! Daily check of clutch 2.
  24. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    Fish are picking at the hard boiled egg yolk dust that fell into the foot of the pantyhose!
  25. Chick-In-Of-TheSea
    I’m happy to report that the snails are eating the hard boiled egg yolk! Also as an added bonus, when I added it, it turned the breeder box into a “snow globe” and coated the walls. I have about 31 snails on the walls and 3 on the bottom, so wall coating food is good. It looks nasty but it benefits them. I definitely put too much but will try to measure better next time as I get to know them. 🙂
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