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Yes, but shrimps would be eaten.

Probably carotenoids.

It's the same in France, but it's not "clear" in the law. I always tell people to NOT give this snail to others, to be very carefull with water changes and to warn people wich they give plants. Sadly most people dont even know they have mudsnails, they think they have just dwarf MST. But s...

I knew Potamopyrgus antipodarum was kind oçf unikillable snail... and indeed it is. Yesterday I just put a snail from my freshwater tank to the Opae Ula's without any acclimatation (it killed withing minutes MTS when I tried)... And now its sliding around like nothing happened!

Coluber42 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2017 7:21 pm On YouTube you can find people's opae tanks where there are shrimp just completely swarming every available surface.

One of Mustafa's tanks

Potamopyrgus antipodarum should be more resilient

No they where just dancing before mating. Now they hide again, but I still can see one or two.

Yes after several month of hiding they are flying everywhere

Hello.

I tried to acclimate a theodoxus to salt water over a night... It died. I think it need more time.

Next try: Potamopyrgus antipodarum!

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Hello, my question go to Mustafa but I think everyone will be interested by the answer. Il you look at anchialine pool footages, you can see bright orange structures. Those apear to be cyanobacteria growing (Schizothrix calcicola), forming stromatolits with tilme. Did someone tried to culture them i...

I dont think its lava, more like slag but i'm not sure.

He would not ship to romania I think but I will ask

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nova wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2017 9:02 am lol i tried telling people that they are fine in opae tanks but we keep being told not too, im glad i found someone that agrees.

Same.