Ramshorns vs Pond snails
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Ramshorns vs Pond snails
As the title says. I have time for growth about a month and a half
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
rams get bigger and become sexually mature before ponds do, but for smaller puffs I prefer ponds.
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
either one will do.
Possibly go rams as they get larger more quickly, especially if you have a heater in the tank.
When I mentioned "smaller puffs" I should have stipulated, DPs, babies and juveniles.
Possibly go rams as they get larger more quickly, especially if you have a heater in the tank.
When I mentioned "smaller puffs" I should have stipulated, DPs, babies and juveniles.
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
Considering they don't need to be larger then their eye, I'd go with the pond.
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
Second PP;s comment.
Rams need more space to get big, and then are too large for F-8s. Ponds will populate more densely and that itself holds the adult size down a good bit.
Rams need more space to get big, and then are too large for F-8s. Ponds will populate more densely and that itself holds the adult size down a good bit.
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
J-P wrote:either one will do.
Possibly go rams as they get larger more quickly, especially if you have a heater in the tank.
When I mentioned "smaller puffs" I should have stipulated, DPs, babies and juveniles.
Hey JP....
You're talking about a heater in the snail tank, right? I have 2 rams tanks, and I don't heat either one. Should I? They seem to grow very fast as long as I keep their tank nice and clean and feed them often.
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Re: Ramshorns vs Pond snails
you don't need to. If you are happy with reproduction and growth rates, save some $$ on the bill 
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