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by Keletheryl » Thu Aug 07, 2014 8:57 am
TerrificTeddyGuineas wrote:Ok so quick question here. What snails are the easiest to breed but also fun to watch. I want personal opinions please. Thanks!
Nerites
Mystery snails
I bred both and they're very easy to breed! At least from experience. Put two in a tank and you'll have babies soon enough.
And they're fun to watch, too!
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by WalkerNom » Thu Aug 07, 2014 9:03 am
@TerrificTeddyGuineas
Probably mystery or apple snails. They come in such pretty colors! I want to
breed some pretty bad because I think little snails are adorable. However, I
asked for a snake for my birthday and will probably be spending time with it.
Here's hoping for a little extra money so I can do both!
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by Mnemosyne » Thu Aug 07, 2014 9:08 am
@TerrificTeddyGuineas: Not nerites, certainly. They need brackish water to breed, but can live in fresh, salt, or brackish water. To me it sounds like a hassle, but if you're willing to take up the challenge, go for it!
I think mystery snails look a lot cooler and are probably more fun than nerites, so I'd go that route if I were to choose. c;
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by Blood Storm » Fri Aug 08, 2014 2:45 am
Hawkfeather22 wrote:One quick question...
I have a male Glofish TETRA (not danio ) and just started chasing my female Sunrise Tequila guppy. Is this a sign that she is pregnant ? They are two different breeds that can't crossbreed. Why is he doing this ?
When a tetra is alone, it may become extremely aggressive and flighty.
the glofish tetras are genetically modified black skirt tetras if I am right(I would never buy one myself, too expensive and they don't live long...plus, who buys a fish that has a company name and a trademark on it?). So you may want to go get a few more tetras(glofish or otherwise) to keep him company.
On a side note, my bichir has doubled in size!
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by Lonin » Fri Aug 08, 2014 2:52 am
:c So now we have a guppy and some tetras in our 15 gallon tank and we're wondering what we could put in there since the next time we get some fish we want something a bit different from guppies. Either something that could live with both the tetras and the guppy or just the tetras.
toady wrote:do goldfish live better in pairs or alone?
c: Goldfish are social and do like to live with other goldfish yup yup
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