snails??????????

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aquaman1013

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Ok I am doing my best to make my tankmore interestng. I had a 75 gallon salt water tank for a while and it was WAY too much work and money to maintain so I went back to a community freshwater tank. 35 gallon
I have 3 mollies 2 white one black
2 Angel fish 1 blak 1 silver
1 mini whit gobi(he is nuts)
2 tetras cannot think of names
and my 2 ghost shrimp


Fish are ok but kinda boring they don't do much NOW before you start blasting understand what I mean I bought the shrimp because they look nice running around?

I keep hearing about snails and not really sure what I would look for in a fresh water tank

Or better yet what I would look for to make the tank more interesting?
 
Mmmm...Not a goby, mate. It's albino Corydoras aeneus. Cories are catfish. Should be fine with snails but the angels are still an issue.
 
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Not really needed snails just been hearing alot about them Looking for more interesting species that move around but that goby never stops
 
Thanks and what is the tetra I asked the guy at the LFS and he said Goby for the white one I know the thing does not stay still for more them 2 seconds.

As I mentioned I do not have to get snails I have just been reading som much about them..What do you recomend ?
 
Post #3-Kribensis (Pelvicachromis pulcher). The one at the right side of the Corydoras aeneus.

Where are you located? Many snails are banned for transport in US although brigs aren't but sellers are required permits to be able to sell them. PM msjinkzd for snails if you want her brigs. Ramshorns, pond snails and MTS are okay although they do proliferate quickly depending on the food supply. Ramshorns are not to be confused with Columbians which are voracious plant eaters and also restricted from transport.
 
Thanks I am in NYC I still have to learn the differencein the salt water and the fresh water Salt water snails clean not sure the purpose of fresh water ones yet
 
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