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14 minutes ago, quirkylemon103 said:

ok do remove them or just let the tank decide(predators, food, etc) how many snails there are going to be

 I leave them . I like having snails and have never been over populated.  The more you feed the more eggs they will lay . I think my goldfish eat them . I never see more than about 10 at a time in my planted 40 gallon and would welcome more . I think snails are great in a planted tank and easy to pull out the ones you dont want . I have what I call pond snails. I bring them in from my outdoor pond . 

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23 minutes ago, quirkylemon103 said:

ok do remove them or just let the tank decide(predators, food, etc) how many snails there are going to be

I love the aquarium by the way . I have been thinking about getting a 20 long . I keep mostly Guppies,  shrimp  , snails and plants.  I have a few Cories and am about to add some striped kuhli loaches. 

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4 minutes ago, gregoryord said:

I love the aquarium by the way . I have been thinking about getting a 20 long . I keep mostly Guppies,  shrimp  , snails and plants.  I have a few Cories and am about to add some striped kuhli loaches. 

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thank you 🙂

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@quirkylemon103 Just like in any other space, however for really tight spaces I like to use a pair of wave scissors, they just make it so much easier to get close to the rosette when you cut. I usually just prune off the tallest leaves because mine seem to always aim at getting to emersed growth but they are very resilient. Just don't forget to keep feeding them with root tabs.

Here's a picture of the wave scissors:

 

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sorry I haven't been updating. I have been saving for a new tank(waterbox 20 cube). so I haven't bough any new plants or fish, but on the 15th my aquarium club is having a swap meet so I will hopefully get a ton of new plants 😄

 

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the tank is finally being converted to a shell dweller tank, I am going to start a new thread eventually. all the plants I want to keep are moving to 2 five gallon tanks. does anyone have suggestions on how to completely remove algae from plants?

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