D dizzied Fish Addict Joined May 23, 2006 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location New York, NY Sep 2, 2007 #1 I saw this on ebay. link Is that MTS, or a different species? It's looks a lot more "compact" compared to mine. As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
I saw this on ebay. link Is that MTS, or a different species? It's looks a lot more "compact" compared to mine.
three-fingers Fish Connoisseur Joined Jul 23, 2006 Messages 5,554 Reaction score 2 Location Scotland Sep 2, 2007 #2 Links not working, but they are maybe just Melanoides granifera? I have both M.granifera and M.tuberculata in my aquarium, though M.granifera seem to be more prolific (or at least arent eaten by the loaches as fast).
Links not working, but they are maybe just Melanoides granifera? I have both M.granifera and M.tuberculata in my aquarium, though M.granifera seem to be more prolific (or at least arent eaten by the loaches as fast).
OP OP D dizzied Fish Addict Joined May 23, 2006 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location New York, NY Sep 2, 2007 #3 Ebay does seem to have it's problems. But this is the snail in question.
three-fingers Fish Connoisseur Joined Jul 23, 2006 Messages 5,554 Reaction score 2 Location Scotland Sep 3, 2007 #4 Nope, that's not a MTS. I've seen them tonnes of times before on german websites though, I'll have a look this evening /
Nope, that's not a MTS. I've seen them tonnes of times before on german websites though, I'll have a look this evening /
K Kevin_D Fish Crazy Joined Mar 9, 2007 Messages 218 Reaction score 0 Location Caerphilly, South Wales Sep 3, 2007 #5 Ive seen them sold as "Brown Striped Trumpet Snail" but common names are sometimes misleading, and I dont know what the latin name is for them?
Ive seen them sold as "Brown Striped Trumpet Snail" but common names are sometimes misleading, and I dont know what the latin name is for them?
OP OP D dizzied Fish Addict Joined May 23, 2006 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location New York, NY Sep 3, 2007 #6 It is indeed sold simply as "Brown Striped Trumpet Snail", with no reference as to the scientific name.
It is indeed sold simply as "Brown Striped Trumpet Snail", with no reference as to the scientific name.
three-fingers Fish Connoisseur Joined Jul 23, 2006 Messages 5,554 Reaction score 2 Location Scotland Sep 3, 2007 #7 Hmmm...I had a look at the sites I thought I might have seen it on, but its not there . I'm sure I've seen it before though, I'll keep looking, must have been a forum or something .
Hmmm...I had a look at the sites I thought I might have seen it on, but its not there . I'm sure I've seen it before though, I'll keep looking, must have been a forum or something .
OP OP D dizzied Fish Addict Joined May 23, 2006 Messages 938 Reaction score 0 Location New York, NY Sep 3, 2007 #8 I could've sworn I've seen it before too. Maybe I'll get myself some. My MTS look so bland.