the snail the is best for your fish tank is the slowest snail that you can find in the store...the best snail i have had is the cuadrocnam snail so when you go to the store you say "I want is Cuadrocnam snail please!"
Baby snails are almost transparent as are snail eggs. They can be brought in on plants or even in the water that you have brought fish home in.
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no the snail will most likely sufficate and die:(
No it won't hurt any fish but the fish might hurt the snail.
Well, it is easy. First you need to take your fish out, if you have any in the tank. Then, buy a divider, to divide the tank into to places. Afterwards, put your snail and fish in the two different places...AND... You are done!
It will not negatively affect the health of the fish, however it may become problematic if it reproduces. Snails can reproduce heavily in aquariums, and clog filters and other equipment.
No. They must be aquarium/freshwater snails. A garden snail would die in a fish tank.
Plants would provide oxygen in a fish tank.
Separate the eggs into a nother tank with no other fish in.
They could be the ova of some species of fish or water snail.
No, you should not put a wild snail in a Betta fish tank. The snail could give the Betta disease and cause the Betta to die.