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IMG_1089.JPGhere is the mystery snail.
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29 Gallon SA Tank -- 5 Bleeding Heart Tetras, Mated Pair of Angels, 7 Green Corys, and a Rubberlip Pleco
30 Gallon Breeder -- 20+ neon tetras, 3 albino cories, 2 albino bristlenose plecos, female betta, 1 angel
5 Gallon Shrimp Nano - Sakura Red Shrimp, Boraras Brigittae, Oto Cats, Olive Nerites, and Pink Ramshorn -
Your tank's life is over.700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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Sure is. Seriously, take out that assassin and dose the tank with Copper Safe. Do it now! Otherwise you'll see about 400 million snails like him in the next 20 minutes or so.All bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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Copper mess with the fish or shrimp?29 Gallon SA Tank -- 5 Bleeding Heart Tetras, Mated Pair of Angels, 7 Green Corys, and a Rubberlip Pleco
30 Gallon Breeder -- 20+ neon tetras, 3 albino cories, 2 albino bristlenose plecos, female betta, 1 angel
5 Gallon Shrimp Nano - Sakura Red Shrimp, Boraras Brigittae, Oto Cats, Olive Nerites, and Pink RamshornComment
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Not at all. It'll kill the snails and any other invertebrates like shrimp.All bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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What? No. He has an assassin in there too.Originally posted by eklikewhoa View PostAll bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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Originally posted by Chris.d514 View Post
You would probably never be able to keep inverts if you dose copper.... but then again you would never have an invert problem if you dosed copper.... hmmmm..700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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QUOC! Frikkin read the thread before you get all mod-crazy on my darn posts!!All bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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I stand corrected. I though you were referring to the picture.Originally posted by aquabee View Post700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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Please refrain from name calling and personal attacks in the form of name calling.Originally posted by aquabee View Post700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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So your name's not Quoc? Oops, my bad. Haha! Wannabe-mod.Originally posted by eklikewhoa View PostAll bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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Had to dig under the sand to find the assassin. Going to petsmart after dinner and moving our ghost shrimp before we dose.29 Gallon SA Tank -- 5 Bleeding Heart Tetras, Mated Pair of Angels, 7 Green Corys, and a Rubberlip Pleco
30 Gallon Breeder -- 20+ neon tetras, 3 albino cories, 2 albino bristlenose plecos, female betta, 1 angel
5 Gallon Shrimp Nano - Sakura Red Shrimp, Boraras Brigittae, Oto Cats, Olive Nerites, and Pink RamshornComment
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So no moving the shrimp back in a few day?29 Gallon SA Tank -- 5 Bleeding Heart Tetras, Mated Pair of Angels, 7 Green Corys, and a Rubberlip Pleco
30 Gallon Breeder -- 20+ neon tetras, 3 albino cories, 2 albino bristlenose plecos, female betta, 1 angel
5 Gallon Shrimp Nano - Sakura Red Shrimp, Boraras Brigittae, Oto Cats, Olive Nerites, and Pink RamshornComment
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Awesome. I would not move shrimp back into that tank for at least a few months after you're done dosing and all the copper has been removed by water changes. Even trace copper can affect invertebrates, like eklikewhoa said before.Originally posted by Chris.d514 View Post
That said, I've dosed Seachem Flourish (which has some copper in it) in my nano and my yellow shrimp do fine and continue to breed.All bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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