Nerites - can they live in an unheated tank for a short time?

[LostBear]

Yes! I just posted a photo of my nerites amusing themselves in a cold water tank. Here it is again.

I've just commented on them before I read your post on here. They want locking up, they do - it's an offence to public decency!

Won't anyone think of the fry?

 

[LostBear]

Apparently, yes.
I do hear tell of tales where a snail population was countered with Assassin Snails...only then to have an Assassin Snail problem.
I know an old lady who swallowed a fly, etc., etc..

Bum!

 

[LostBear]

Apparently, yes.
I do hear tell of tales where a snail population was countered with Assassin Snails...only then to have an Assassin Snail problem.
I know an old lady who swallowed a fly, etc., etc..

Perhaps I should invest in a tiny harpoon and train the hamster to scuba dive . . .

 

[Bruce Leyland-Jones]

Perhaps I should invest in a tiny harpoon and train the hamster to scuba dive . . .

To be honest (and serious for a mo'), you're back to addressing the problem of your initial population explosion.

 

[FishHobby99]

I've just commented on them before I read your post on here. They want locking up, they do - it's an offence to public decency!

Won't anyone think of the fry?

I may have to place each in a ziplock bag to keep it PG in that tank.

 

[FishHobby99]

Perhaps I should invest in a tiny harpoon and train the hamster to scuba dive . . .

I saw those on Amazon.

 

[Bruce Leyland-Jones]

I saw those on Amazon.

Thinternet is a Wonderful Thing;

 

[FishHobby99]

Thinternet is a Wonderful Thing;

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You saw them too!

 

[LostBear]

You saw them too!

I didn't know this was a Thing! Now I'm very excited about it!