Bugs!!!!!!!!!!!
- Thread starter Darkness9876
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I think I will try the dry ice first. I know a guy who works for airgas and i should be able to get a piece from him.
I have done the whole bomb thing so thats already understood.
As for spraying them with water there are too many places for them to hide and this would saturate my substrate.
Something sticky would do just that be sticky and collect dust, and maybe even my anoles.
I have done the whole bomb thing so thats already understood.
As for spraying them with water there are too many places for them to hide and this would saturate my substrate.
Something sticky would do just that be sticky and collect dust, and maybe even my anoles.
Hey I would like to here the outcome of this. Did the dry ice take care of them? Did you suffocate the fish because of too much CO2 dissolving into the water?
No I can't kill them one at a time there are thousands. and for a referecne they are about the size of 1-2 point text. Thats 1/72- 1/36 of an inch. Tiny little buggers
As of yet I haven't done anything.
They aren't hurting my plants at the moment they are just an eyesore.
Actually latley I have been through a disaster in my tank.
I fixed a spot where i thought my anoles could sneak out and inadvertently created another larger one. Long story short they got out. I caught them all and put them back. Except for the one that commited suicide by climbing into my fixture.
Also I added 4 cories. I only have one left now as my tank went through a cycle after I added them and switched to hard water for my snails. It also wiped out my 8 glofish.
I have since replaced them with 3 guppies, a handfull of ghost shrimp (which oddly surived the disaster, and i thought shrimp were sensitive), and on danio.
I am now feeling sorry for my fish as my danio needs some friends and my cory needs some friends.
I am scrambaling to free up my 5g for the guppies, and then get together a school of cories and a school of danios.
I will be trying the dry ice thing once everything is settled back in.
As of yet I haven't done anything.
They aren't hurting my plants at the moment they are just an eyesore.
Actually latley I have been through a disaster in my tank.
I fixed a spot where i thought my anoles could sneak out and inadvertently created another larger one. Long story short they got out. I caught them all and put them back. Except for the one that commited suicide by climbing into my fixture.
Also I added 4 cories. I only have one left now as my tank went through a cycle after I added them and switched to hard water for my snails. It also wiped out my 8 glofish.
I have since replaced them with 3 guppies, a handfull of ghost shrimp (which oddly surived the disaster, and i thought shrimp were sensitive), and on danio.
I am now feeling sorry for my fish as my danio needs some friends and my cory needs some friends.
I am scrambaling to free up my 5g for the guppies, and then get together a school of cories and a school of danios.
I will be trying the dry ice thing once everything is settled back in.
