quick response please.
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To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if some got grazed on/eaten. Although the brigs and ramshorns predominantly eat veggie/decaying plant matter, mine will also eat bloodworms, sinking wafers etc. I haven't noticed them cannibalizing the clutches of snail eggs at all, but I would imagine if they cruised over a goldfish egg, they make take a nibble to check it out. I don't think the shrimp would bother them.
my thoughts exactly may lose a few to curyosity (spelling) not to many i hope. over 1 hundred moved to invert tank about 50+ in a breeding floater. may need to get my 5 gal out of the garden to hatch....or just another excuse for another set up.
My tank is full of malaysian trumpet snails that come out at nighttime and the morning after my angelfish eggs disappear but that might be my pleco. Since my angelfish remove the snails near the eggs. I don't know if small snails eat fish eggs,but I'm sure they will try and taste them.They don't eat other snail eggs.
lol thanks. there tank (orandas) are in our bed room and woke me @ 8.00 this morning splashing about doing there stuff, so obviously i had to get up and take action. its 13.25 now and there still at it. the rest of the eggs in there tank am gona leave and keep an eye out over the next 2 days to see if i can see any with eyes and may be move them then depending on how they go on in my invery tanks and breeder.
as far as the male will push her, but with having a condensation tray its hard to say but if i didnt have a lid on the tank they would probably end up on the side or the floor.
Unluckly my tank is so full that they will uproot my plants and when lights are out you'll see 100 atleast MTS climbing the glass.Is there anything that will eat their eggs?
