Lots of snails in my guppy tank.. how can I eat them?

Fishmonger, if all you are feeding your puffer is bloodworms you are going to have a tooth problem. GSPs need to eat hard things, like snails, to keep their teeth down, unless you are going to cut the teeth yourself. If their teeth get too long they won't be able to eat. Snails are a main part of a puffers diet in the wild so it probably wasn't the snails that kills them. Here is an article on feeding puffers http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/library/category/feeding/
 
Dang, you guys beat me to it! When I saw the thread title, my first thought was "Sauteed, with butter...."
 
Dang, you guys beat me to it! When I saw the thread title, my first thought was "Sauteed, with butter...."
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I don't eat snails.:headshake2: I had the same impression however.:)
 
I had snails all over my 29 g tank until I moved my convict in. Cichlids love snails, but I don't know if they're the best fit for your tank. (I love my cichlids though.)
 
Definitely don't get the clowns for a small tank.
 
Horseface loaches don't get terribly big, and mine have been doing a champion job of keeping the snails at bay, so to speak.
 
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