yes
No! because tropical fish live in heated water and koi in cold water.
Mystery/Apple snails like their water too alkaline (around pH8) for most species of peacefull aquarium fish. If you must mix them with fish you will have to experiment. One snail needs around 2.5 gallons of water. Don't try to keep them with large cichlids cause they will be eaten. They are tropical so their water needs to be heated to around 75F. Don't keep them with goldfish either.
First, to get rid of pest snails in aquarium, you must go for the root problem.There is an increase population of pest snails because there is too much food. You must be feeding the fish (or rather the tank) too much. All the leftover food become a feast for the snails. You must not feed the fish more than once a day, and you only need to feed as much as they can finish within a minute. All leftover fish food must be removed immediately by using either a net, or an aquarium vacuum.Second, you can manually get rid of pest snails from the aquarium. Remove them by hand, or use a piece of veggie to set a trap for them. Remove the piece of veggie after there are lots of snails on it. Repeat doing that will quickly lower the snail population.Third, get the snails' natural enemies.You can get puffer, loach, etc. fish who love to feast on snails. There is also assassin snails who are good at eating other species of snails. All these natural predators will get rid of pest snails for you.Apply all 3 methods, you will get rid of your pest snails from the aquarium before you know it.
they are an example of Crestations, or they all live in the same areas of coastal waters, depending on the species of crestation. ~Gabby Johnson
No; clownfish are marine (saltwater) whereas fighting fish/betta's are freshwater fish. They cannot be placed into the same type of water or aquarium.
Seahorses are salt water and frogs are fresh water, there are special aquariums for salt water fish type creatures.
Maybe if they're dead! Snails generally just eat... whatever else the fish don't. Snails will make quick work of a dead fish, though.
they are both snails
Yes, snails and fish get on fine but you must count each snail as one inch of fish length to avoid overstocking the tank (fully stocked is one inch of fish not including tail per gallon of tank water).
Your Crawdad is a fish albeit a shellfish and needs exactly the same water quality as any other fish and the same water change regime. 1" of fish needs 1 gallon of water. 10% water changed daily is good. 50% weekly is not quite so good. Do both and you are doing great by your fish.
depends on the FISH. if they saltwater fish, then you put salt water in the aquarium, same thing for the freshwater fish. if you dont know what kind of fish it is, look it up.
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