Goldfish are omnivors and will eat very young snails that have not yet developed their hard shell. If you have pond snails in your cold water tank, you have a very hard problem to fix. The only reliable way to remove them is to strip the tank down and replace or boil all the rocks, and gravel. Then after a good rinse leave the gravel in the sun for a week or so to completely dry out. All your plants would have to be replaced because snail eggs are almost invisible and you would never be able to find them all. A hint. Never buy or collect plants from anyone if you even suspect there are water snails present.
Goldfish are omnivors and will eat very young snails that have not yet developed their hard shell. If you have pond snails in your cold water tank, you have a very hard problem to fix. The only reliable way to remove them is to strip the tank down and replace or boil all the rocks, and gravel. Then after a good rinse leave the gravel in the sun for a week or so to completely dry out. All your plants would have to be replaced because snail eggs are almost invisible and you would never be able to find them all. A hint. Never buy or collect plants from anyone if you even suspect there are water snails present.
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no it doesn't
The goldfish will eat the mosquito's larvae before they can leave the pond and fly.
Yes, snails will overpopulate a pond if you let them. It will take a while, but they might. You can bye fish that eat snails, if you want them.
Goldfish CAN eat garden snails if you break their shell open first.
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I used to have snails with my goldfish and they got along swimmingly!
A snail could not eat a goldfish; chances are that the goldfish is stuck somewhere on the tank under decorations (if you have any) and may be dead, or it jumped from an opening on the tank which doesn't happen often, but is always possible.
not if it is your pet. you have to go to the oet store for certain pet food for goldfish
i think so
Yes, most pond snails eat elodea, or anachris. However, it usually depends on the species of snail. Land snails do not eat it, and most aquatic ones do.
You can do this, however, please note that it is not recommended. Goldfish are coldwater fish which makes finding a suitable snail for a coldwater tank very difficult since the majority of snails sold at pet/fish stores are tropical. It is also likely that if you were to put a snail in with a goldfish the goldfish would probably harass it (i.e. trying to eat it, bumping into it, knocking it down).