Well, bought a plant from London a few weeks ago and I'm starting to see very very small snails in my tank. Now, I've read a bit about how to take them away but because these frogs are generally different to anything else, most of the advice I found on the internet wouldn't probably work.
I can imagine that small snails won't be a problem, it will be like eating small gravel, where it passes out of them. But still, I wanted to make sure just how bad these are and what is the most 'frog' safe-effective way of removing?
---Snails are too small to identify
---Was thinking about various ways of 'trapping' them with food
Ideas?
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βρεκεκεκὲξκοὰξκοάξ.
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ἣνἀμφὶΝυσήιον
ΔιὸςΔιόνυσονἐν
Λίμναισινἰαχήσαμεν,
ἡνίχ᾽ὁκραιπαλόκωμος Aristophanes, Frogs: 209-220
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χωρεῖκατ᾽ἐμὸντέμενοςλαῶνὄχλος.
βρεκεκεκὲξκοὰξκοάξ.
Trap with food and remove or just remove by hand. ACF usually ignore these snails, I've had a few pond snails and ramshorns in my frog tanks before. I just removed them, I wouldn't want my frogs to eat them.
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !
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