Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
So in my breeding snail tank today I noticed white fast swimming things that are either worms or snails that have no shells?? Is that possible ??
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Re: Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
how often do you do water changes and feed? they could just be bugs from overfeeding and not enough water changes. hopefully someone else will stop in to comment but this is mostly what i have seen them being related to
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Re: Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
probably planarians , non parasitic flat worms .....usually appear in poor water conditions .......give tank good clean and remove all debris
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Re: Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
nice SAP'S btw , make sure you keep feeding them plenty of snails , their beaks grow ever so quick and are a nightmare to trim !
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Re: Can ramshorn snails get parasites ??
nematodes .. planaria are not usually found free swimming.
They are harmless and usually an indicator of an immature (or newly set up) tank.
They are harmless and usually an indicator of an immature (or newly set up) tank.
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