So i dont know if you guys see any difference besides way more floaters, but there was a lot that happened to this.
I actually planted 2 seeds instead of 1 and theyve been growing rapidly. i had to take one out carefully, trying not to damage the tuber.
Then i dont know really what happened to the floaters, they looked the same but somehow magically multiplied
So i took this photo on a plane hoping to catch most of the stars, since in the naked eye, that view had tons of em. so i wanted to catch it on photo and i got this. are these stars or not? (all the tiny dots and the visible line)
thought it was a tadpole but it moved like a mosquito larva. looks like tadpoles tho
Sorry for having very short footage of it, i couldnt find it after it went under that lotus leaf
Plants:
Azolla
Marimo
(still in construction, not final pond)
if you have any suggestions, feel free to tell me!
Basically the title.
I got ramshorn snails and im planning on making a jarrarium with them living in it, but how do you guys clean up the poop when theres also substrate?
Cubaris sp. 'Rubber Ducky'
Cubaris sp. 'Cappuccino'
So i breed ramshorn snails, and i just put some pieces of carrot in their bin. They went all crazy on it, some even climbing on others for some reason, but im pretty sure they wont be able to eat it all. so instead of throwing it away after 24-48 hours, can i just take it out, dry it off, and give it to my pods like the always-hungry dairy cows or milkbacks?
If i cant, i wont. just wondering if i could give it to my pods instead of throwing it away
Just added pretty big carrot slices into my red and black ramshorn tank, and its been about an hour and they are all over it!
So i do know they store air bubbles in their shells for breathing, but what i mean is how long can they stay floating before it gets bad? like i have a 5 day trip somewhere and when i come back, im very sure theres gonna be a few floating snails around. I just wonder how long can they last floating to the surface of the water before something bad happens, and how to prevent it?
Thank goodness i didnt have substrate in their tank, otherwise it would be harder to clean all of this!
They poop so dang much
So i have red ramshorns and black leopard ramshorn snails, and i plan on breeding them.
I have no substrate for them so its easy to clean since they are absolute poop factories.
I gave them crushed eggshells, a marimo, and carrot as their food and made sure to take out the carrot out after 24 hours.
I wanna hear you guys' tips and tricks about ramshorn snails and maybe even sharing yalls experiences!
I also need help on the name of my black ramshorn snails, they have these spots on their shell that look exactly like the leopard prints some ramshorns have, but i cant find their kind. "black leopard ramshorn snails"?
I found this manca in my ducky bin and i thought my duckies had babies until i looked closer and the baby looked like a porcellio...
Im just so confused HOW DID U GET IN THERE!
So im leaving for 4-5 days and i have 14 species that i have to leave behind. Fortunately, we do have someone who can help me care for them, but i have absolutely no idea what to tell them or how to plan it.
Any help would be appreciated
uh okay you guys werent kidding when you say dairy cows were breeding maniacs...