A few of my pest snails

Sounguru said:
They are not snails they are Water Bunnies... Come on people wake up and smell the organically grown soy milk latte folks.....

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LMAO! What made ya come up with the name "water bunnies"?:lol:
 
What kind of snail is the blue one? Its so pretty!
 
Lupin said:
LMAO! What made ya come up with the name "water bunnies"?:lol:
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Umm the fact thatI have 1000's and more appearing every day.:)
 
Just to let you know madfox, my invert addiction started with a fascination for pest snails. Might as well buy that "invert only" tank now.
 
pik01 said:
actually, sea kittens according to your av!
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Sea Kittens are fish, Water Bunnies are snails.... Next we are gonna get everyone to call crabs Bottom Puppies....because we are PETA and we know best so there......

PETA

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Oh and by the way you are doomed snails are not just an addication they are a way of life..... There is no cure for invertism nor is there any invertaholics support gorups.
 
Oh boy. Just my luck. I was already hooked on inverts... just the buggy kind!! And yes, water bunnies does seem appropriate.

I have no idea what the blue snail is. It's just one of the many pests that came in on some plants and have been not so slowly trying to assimilate the tank.
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I think they specifically send out the cute/unique/itty baby ones just to make me go, "Hey, wow! Look at you!" so I'll stop plucking them out and either tossing them in with the loach, or poisoning them in a jar. I had a jar of brine shrimp floating in my Amazon, and when I took it out today, there was a random snail attached to the side. Did I pluck it up and kill it? No, I set the jar far enough back in the water for it to be under and gave him a gentle flick back into the tank. :duh: Resistance, apparently, is futile.
 
lolll oh my dear lord....
i was thinking my addiction cant get any worse...

boy was i wrong lol

inverts to me have so much more charactoristics* than a fish!!!
 
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