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Trumpet snails

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Hi all not sure if this is the place for this but here goes

Trumpet snails Do they lay eggs or not?

:o

Have too many of them in a tank and will be striping it down to clean it up with Snail Rid. :D

Don't want to boil the corral and Lime Stone as it has algae on it that I would like to keep, but don't want to keep any of the Snails!

Any suggestion please ?? :D

Thanks

I have read posts saying that they can successfully close their operculum (trap door structure) to protect them from poisens etc for months, possibly up to a year.

So your best bet would be boiling the substrate. Or even easier getting new substrate. IMHO.

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Will be getting new substrate! they are in the corral rock as well and need them out :x

So the plan is putting all the rock into a 200l drum and putting in the Snail rid ! replacing the substrate with a new lot. :o then replace the rock from the Snail rid soak ofter its been washed :D

Its our cichlid tank 5f filled with rock to the top I think it going to be a mission. Pity they don't eat Snails :roll:

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