First, take it out of the aquarium. Then pour salt on it. they will melt when in contact with salt.
Turn off all of the power in the aquarium, use an algae scrubber thingy, and wipe the eggs off.
The snail will still grow even though it lives in an aquarium, so yes the snail will out grow it's current shell and need a new one.
Sure, why not?
Aquarium snail eggs are usually small, clear or translucent, and can be found attached to surfaces like glass or plants in the tank. They may appear as small gelatinous blobs or clusters. If you see these characteristics, it is likely a snail egg in your aquarium.
No!
I can help you with identifying aquarium snails. Just provide me with some details about the snail's appearance, size, and behavior, and I can assist you in identifying the species.
Probably snail eggs.
Probably snail eggs.
To care for a baby snail in an aquarium, provide a suitable environment with clean water, a balanced diet of algae and vegetables, and avoid overcrowding. Monitor water quality and temperature regularly to ensure the snail's well-being.
yes but it depends if you have a snail
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Once you have snails infesting your fish tank you will find it very difficult to get rid of them. They seem to live no matter how hard you try to kill them.