Snails I could introduce into (soft water planted tank)

[imw]

As per the title, what would be good choice please.

Thanks in advance

 

[Colin_T]

Why would you want snails in the tank?

If you really want snails, most species will live in a plant tank with soft water as long as the pH isn't too low.

 

[imw]

Why would you want snails in the tank?

If you really want snails, most species will live in a plant tank with soft water as long as the pH isn't too low.

To add a a little "something else" which will not add much to bio load.

Thank you for the input

 

[Sgooosh]

Nerites?
Mysteries are poop machines

 

[imw]

Nerites?
Mysteries are poop machines

Yes, looked at them, but info on net suggests they will do better in slightly harder water.

 

[Colin_T]

add some shrimp

 

[imw]

add some shrimp

Thanks Colin, do know not much about F/W shrimp - will do some reading.

 

[Sgooosh]

Yes, looked at them, but info on net suggests they will do better in slightly harder water.

Oh ok nice
Ramshons or bladders?
They wont overbreed if yiu dont oveffeed

 

[Colin_T]

get some glass shrimp. they are cheap and live in most tanks.

ramshorn snails eat plants when they run out of algae and breed out of control

 

[Sgooosh]

get some glass shrimp. they are cheap and live in most tanks.

ramshorn snails eat plants when they run out of algae and breed out of control

what r glass shrimp are they feeder/ghost shrimp?
can they breed in FW

 

[Colin_T]

glass shrimp are ghost shrimp, just a clear shrimp

they will breed in fresh water.

 

[kribensis12]

I have Apple Snails in my 20g soft water tank and they seem to be doing very well.