sea monkeys in tank gravel?
- Thread starter LeahK
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As much as I would like to think that what you have in your gravel is sea-monkeys = brine shrimp, they are marine organisms & while they WILL live for awhile in freshwater, I highly doubt that what you have are sea-monkeys.
And I don't thik that what you have is good.
:jaw:
And I don't thik that what you have is good.
:jaw:
I've noticed that quite a few posts on this board indicate that people don't read the thread before hitting reply. So it's not surprising that they don't notice when a topic is more than a year old.
I wonder why people go back that far and bump them. It's one thing to read archives, but, to reply to a thread that is that old (or older) as if it were a current thread? Meh.
well when I replied to it it was at the top and bumped which is why I replied. I thought it was current, being at the top of the list. I wouldn't go back in the archives and reply to those. I am not that dumb but pretty blind missing the date on this one. lol.
Hah! I just saw the preview of what's in this post, and I thought, boy, does that story sound familiar. Then I clicked on the thread, and yeah, it's familiar, because it's me! :grinyes:
This was great to re-read--it's my FIRST thread. Let me assure everyone that things have changed a lot since I first joined AC. I have test kits, planted tanks, a quarantine tank, a good water change schedule... oh, and MTS.
hydraloveingman, don't worry, I don't kill the snails. And, danyal, yes, they are scuds. I still see a few in that old 10 gallon (which now houses 4 platies), but their populations went way down after I learned how to do water changes.
(And, for anyone checking out my sig--don't worry--those clown loaches are going to a 180 gallon tank in a few weeks, as soon as their new owner sets it up. One other thing I've learned since joining AC is what gets you flamed :evil_lol
This was great to re-read--it's my FIRST thread. Let me assure everyone that things have changed a lot since I first joined AC. I have test kits, planted tanks, a quarantine tank, a good water change schedule... oh, and MTS.
hydraloveingman, don't worry, I don't kill the snails. And, danyal, yes, they are scuds. I still see a few in that old 10 gallon (which now houses 4 platies), but their populations went way down after I learned how to do water changes.
(And, for anyone checking out my sig--don't worry--those clown loaches are going to a 180 gallon tank in a few weeks, as soon as their new owner sets it up. One other thing I've learned since joining AC is what gets you flamed :evil_lol
