As long as you put water conditioner in the water (to get rid of chlorine/chloramine, etc.), you can put in any mystery snail (ivory, black, blue, gold), apple snail (many times referred to as Inca snails), and assassin snails. These snails aren't the best algae cleaners, but will clean up a little bit of it. The assassin snails will eat other snails and dead fish, shrimp, etc. and are carnivores, so they won't clean any algae. The mystery and apple snails will eat decaying or dead plant material, but not live ones, and dead fish. Their biggest source of food is leftover fish food and fish waste. They also enjoy the occasional slice of zucchini, cucumber, spinach, or lettuce. The mystery and apple snails reproduce sexually, meaning that you need a male and female snail to make babies. They will lay eggs at the water line or in the hood of your aquarium. They will hatch in about 1-2 weeks. If you don't want hundreds of tiny snails, simply scrape the eggs out.
yes a lot of smaller fish can. like 2 zebra fish and a snail. or 2 guppies and a snail.
Nerite snails are a type of snail that can live peacefully with betta fish.
Live snails for your fish tank can be purchased at pet stores, aquarium supply stores, or online retailers that specialize in aquatic pets and supplies. Be sure to research the specific type of snail you want to ensure it is compatible with your fish tank environment.
You can put a snail in a small 5 or 10 gallon fish tank with a screen. Or one of those plastic tanks with removable lid. They need to be in a closed container, but with breathing holes. But holes NOT big enough for the snail to get out.
Yes, you can use bottled water for your fish tank, but it is important to ensure that the water is suitable for your specific type of fish and that it does not contain any harmful chemicals or additives. It is recommended to test the water parameters and consult with a professional before using bottled water in your fish tank.
The type of water you use in your fish bowl depends on the type of fish you plan to put in the bowl. You can use tap water, soft water and bottled water in a fish tank.
The temperature of the water depends on the type of life/fish you intend to keep in the aquarium.
it usually all depends on the type of fish tank you have.
A conch is not a type of fish it is a large mollusc (a sea snail) which lives in a spiral shell.
It depends on the type/brand of conditioner, and how much water is the Betta tank can hold.
Depending on the size of the fish and the tank, yes you can. It would be best to stick with community fish so that they can get along and not fight or eat one another. The easiest community fishes are live bearers like guppies and tetras. Talk to the associate at your local pet store to view all of the low aggresive/ community type fish. Make sure the tank is large enough for all the fish and decorations and that there are plenty of hiding places so your fish can feel secure. Remember the golden rule 1 inch of fish for every gallon of water. Example: A 3 inch fish will need 3 gallons. Dont forget to include a bottom feeder like a crab or snail (just 1 snail) to help with waste on the bottom of the tank.
yes, salt water fish need careful attention to water quality including filtration of some type.