Hi all,sorry not been around as much lately but do look in now and again. As promised to Shelster some time ago here are the images of the "NEW" tank, as in brand spanking new, not something I do that often! Still if you cannot treat yourself on your birthday
Following the loss of Bob, I decided that a Fluval Spec would look great at the end of the hall in place of his tank. I also decided that I had too many tanks in the bedroom, so moved my lovely, violet butterfly big eared plakat, into this new tank with some exciting chums. Orange Elephant Snails (Tylomelania sp. Yellow) now live with him as clean up crew and they are interesting to watch, as can be seen in this video I found on YouTube. They are also sometimes known as Rabbit Snails. They are interesting breeders, only giving birth to one at a time, and the young snail is incubated inside the mother so is independent within an hour of its arrival into the world. See below for the next installment...
Following the loss of Bob, I decided that a Fluval Spec would look great at the end of the hall in place of his tank. I also decided that I had too many tanks in the bedroom, so moved my lovely, violet butterfly big eared plakat, into this new tank with some exciting chums. Orange Elephant Snails (Tylomelania sp. Yellow) now live with him as clean up crew and they are interesting to watch, as can be seen in this video I found on YouTube. They are also sometimes known as Rabbit Snails. They are interesting breeders, only giving birth to one at a time, and the young snail is incubated inside the mother so is independent within an hour of its arrival into the world. See below for the next installment...
We have had a baby
Hmm, not sure about you...
So Cute, if a snail can be cute
Still not sure about you two, especially the little one!
What is cool about this tank is that the heater I use fits inside the chamber with the filter, so all is hidden from view.