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On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 13:14:46 -0500, mad wrote:

sometimes tiny snails get into the pump and clog it up. they also eat
plants, like you said. they can carry diseases that affect fish. my fish eat
them so no prob.
mad

Ok, so what about these golf ball sized ones? I dont even have a pump
or filter anyway and thought they may be beneficial. Not if they ate a
single water lillie pad or too much of one plant...the pond is small,
should i get any or not?