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Old 24-10-2004, 12:29 AM
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Bill wrote How big do these things (snails) get?

Depends on the snail and I'm not very good at telling which kind are which.

Robyn has a good snail page
http://www.fishpondinfo.com/snail.htm

In my pond koi love snails.



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Oh How neat, BV! I wish had some pretty damsel flies in the house

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I had taken some duckweed in to store in an aquarium, and my wife swore she
was seeing something ind swimming in the tank. I argued that she was crazy.
Until I saw the nymphs, and then the flies.

It was very cool.

BV.


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Bill wrote How big do these things (snails) get?

Depends on the snail and I'm not very good at telling which kind are

which.

Robyn has a good snail page
http://www.fishpondinfo.com/snail.htm

In my pond koi love snails.


Snails go crazy in my pond every year, but the fish keep them in check.

BV.

P.S. Some more snail info here, http://www.iheartmypond.com/Animals/Snails/.


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"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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"Ka30P" wrote in message
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Bill wrote How big do these things (snails) get?

Depends on the snail and I'm not very good at telling which kind are

which.

Robyn has a good snail page
http://www.fishpondinfo.com/snail.htm

In my pond koi love snails.


Snails go crazy in my pond every year, but the fish keep them in check.

BV.

P.S. Some more snail info here,

http://www.iheartmypond.com/Animals/Snails/.


Thanks.

I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get some
Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although I read
they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or Nymphs
though.






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I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get some
Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although I read
they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or

Nymphs
though.


I had a gold ball sized Snail in my tank last year. My loach took 'em out in
just a few days.

BV.




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"Bill Stock" wrote in message
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I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get some
Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although I read
they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or

Nymphs
though.


I had a gold ball sized Snail in my tank last year. My loach took 'em out in
just a few days.

BV.


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Benign Vanilla wrote:


"Bill Stock" wrote in message
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I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get
some Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although I
read they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or

Nymphs
though.


I had a gold ball sized Snail in my tank last year. My loach took 'em out
in just a few days.

A Gold, ball-sized, Snail? Real gold? Even a small ball would set you up
in pond plants for years :-)
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Benign Vanilla wrote:


"Bill Stock" wrote in message
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I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get
some Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although I
read they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or

Nymphs
though.


I had a gold ball sized Snail in my tank last year. My loach took 'em out
in just a few days.

A Gold, ball-sized, Snail? Real gold? Even a small ball would set you up
in pond plants for years :-)
--
derek
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"Derek Broughton" wrote in message
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Benign Vanilla wrote:


"Bill Stock" wrote in message
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I think they're Stagnant Pond Snails, but they're still rather small.
They're a bronze colour and come to the surface to breathe. I may get
some Clown Loaches to clean them up, before I stock the tank. Although

I
read they're susceptible to disease.


I had flies in the GF tank last winter too. Didn't see any Damsels or

Nymphs
though.


I had a gold ball sized Snail in my tank last year. My loach took 'em

out
in just a few days.

A Gold, ball-sized, Snail? Real gold? Even a small ball would set you up
in pond plants for years :-)


Oops. I meant Golf-ball of course. I guess that's what I get for not running
a psell check before hitting send.

BV.


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