Is is possible to keep red ramshorns without their population getting out of control? I've read that some of you have them; any opinions besides killing the adults?
Will Amano shrimp eat the eggs? Can you often find the egg clusters for removal?
Red ramshorns
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Last month when I got my shrimp, I was given about a half dozen of these.
I tossed them in and now have what looks like hundreds of baby snails.
I don't really mind, but I did remove the adults and will end up crushing most of the babies to serve as shrimp food.
They are really pretty snails though so I am not bothered by having them.
I tossed them in and now have what looks like hundreds of baby snails.
I don't really mind, but I did remove the adults and will end up crushing most of the babies to serve as shrimp food.
They are really pretty snails though so I am not bothered by having them.
Re: Red ramshorns
I think yes. I have 4 ramshorns and I sometimes see egg clusters and small babies but they always disappear in time. I think shrimps can eat them when they're young and vulnerable.Lady Friesian wrote:Is is possible to keep red ramshorns without their population getting out of control? I've read that some of you have them; any opinions besides killing the adults?