I have been all about the leeches, and haven't posted my snails very much, partially because my snail tank is having a bit of an algae bloom. Here is one of my older gifs!
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Goes the little bladder snail's radula
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I have been all about the leeches, and haven't posted my snails very much, partially because my snail tank is having a bit of an algae bloom. Here is one of my older gifs!
SLORP
Goes the little bladder snail's radula
Should I get rid of the pest snail eggs?
Probably yeah
Will I?
Absolutely not hello tiny babies
The pest snails I got from Petsmart are laying eggs in their jar. I'll never run out of puffer food at this rate
Move along, move along.....
He was blocking my photo op!
See the little white dot by the snails head? That’s a baby!
I just watched Annie straight up gulp a whole baby bladder snail, and I’m so here for it. Guppies eat anything man
I found this tiny snail in my tank today. Can anyone help me figure out what kind of snail it is, whether I should keep it, and how to care for it if so? Background info: It's been like a month since I put in any new plants, and this is the first time I've seen this guy. The only other snail in my tank (that I know of) is a mystery snail, who has never laid any egg clutches in my tank.
I think I have literally the biggest pond snail ever. He's hitting about an inch. all my other snails are teeny little specks or else like ½ cm long brown pond snails. But Moby Dick the Great White Snail is massive.