Problem Snails...?
Hi folks - I'm new here and new to aquariums too. Just joined and am looking forward to learning a bunch from the people here...
I'm just in the process of setting up my first aquarium - 20 Gallon tall - been cycling for about 8 days now. Ammonia levels have settled down, plants are looking good and am getting ready to start thinking about fish etc.... I have T5 lights and a decent filter, substrate, driftwood, some nice plants etc...CO2 system is on the way....
Here's my problem - I haven't even added any fish yet but I already have tiny snails from the plants I put in. Does anyone have any advice about getting rid of them or at least keeping them in check...? I've been doing some research online - thinking about some assassin snails..? Good idea? Or...?? Maybe I should just live with them and pick them out as I go...?? What do you guys do?
Would love some advice!
Thanks everyone!
Aaron.
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the open end is resting on piece of drift wood to allow snails easy access (above picture)
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