Benjansss

Cool

It died last night :cry1:

That does explain why it lost half its body weight over night

Yes

My tadpole has suddenly over night lost over half its weight and is not swimming right he has access to lots of food

In case you want to know I found some more of it in a different stream

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Other then goldfish it started for me when my dad bought a big tank off trademe it came with some very neglected black widow tetras and golden barbs when my dad went to pick up the tank the water was solid black! We did not use this tank for a while and the tetras and barbs went in with two goldfish in a smaller tank non heated tank and actually suvived for over a year active and healthy then we set up the bigger tank we got plecs cichlids clown loachs gourami and tetras that went one for a while then we down sized completely as dad no longer wanted the tank but we could find a home for the big Pleco and the jack dempey so we had to keep it raning the pleco got far to big for the tank so we donated him to the winter gardens where he now lives in a big glass house pond dad gave the tank and jack dempey to a friend at this point I only had my gold fish fatso left she has about 8 I took her down to wellington on my lab on the plane she went well for a quite a few mouths until we had to put her down because of swim bladder problems I had gotten some other goldfish to keep her company then but about a year later when I was on holiday the tank had a melt down and killed them all I had a completely pink one now I just have my little tropical tank with Corys tetras loaches and some little sucker cats I am in the process of getting them in to a much bigger tank and in case your wondering well I was in auckland these latest hoilydays my dawf puffer died he never so much as snipped a single fin

Frist of all thats silly and I have kuhli loaches in my tank and the snails are every where

Any ideas at all should I be worried I moved him into a bigger tank yesterday will that help its staying at about 2cms long including the tail and the head is about the size of a small pea no signs of arms or legs

Yes what you i have and those other ones are the ones from animates but there they are brown or blood red and I did read it I was just confused because the ones at animates are what I've always known as ramshorn snails

That does look a lot like that but a solid brown and the ram horn snails you get at the pet stores are the size of a 50 cent coin and more 3d

That's odd I mean if they are ram horn snails they must be baby's but they are breeding and I don have any adults

I've had a tadpole for over 3 mouths now and it's barely grown at all he's very active and has oxygen weed pond slime and the odd fish flake to eat what's going on

It came with no wire I do have photo bucket but I find the instructions very unclear

The one on the glass not the ramshorn in the back ground

I grab them behind their arms never been snipped doing it

Looks a lot like the one on the glass in the frist pic but mine are a solid brown and I do have a good water prof camera I got for my b-day I just have no idea what so ever how to get pics on to the computer let alone this website

Ok so I have a ton of these odd snails in my tropical tank they are about 0.3 by 0.3 cms long and very flat they are a light brown to sum it up they look like little flattened ram horn snails anyone know what these are they don't eat the plants

Cool did you keep it

Doesnt look that bad

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Does any one know any lakes in the auckland reign that have lots of native plants and good amounts of fish

Still interested