I have a question - I recently purchased mine and it keeps burying itself into the gravel. I saw him doing that and he disappears. I haven't seen him all day today. I am getting worried. It is normal behavior? Please help.
Hi Cory , i have a nerite snail but she hasn't moved ,and her shell looks like the one you pointed out it's she'll is damaged . What should I do ,?? I've had her 4 days .
I love my red racer nerite snails. They make me so happy when they make an appearance in the tank. The fact that their shell looks like a tire ran over them is just so cool. Nature makes the coolest stuff. My little boys get a kick out of them too. Cars, boys, and 🐌 ....perfect combo.
This comment & your boys are so adorable! Congrats on a happy beautiful family. I just have my rainbow baby in October, Elijah James ♥️🥰 so happy I had a baby boy, and a healthy happy one at that! Have a beautiful thanksgiving Stephanie
My water is so hard if you jump in a pool you'd die from impact lol all my nerite snails always have perfect shells. Also if you want to give them a fun treat blanch a frozen green bean and toss it in. They flippin love a good green bean .
I have had one in a ten gallon for over five years, pH 8.2. Shell is great, have never supplemented calcium because my water is rock hard. Long may he continue, love the little guy.
@@MorphedWombat im on and off with snails lol. i bought 7 and 3 died but the ones that all look the same are doing amazing. the ones that died all looked like differnt shell types like all black and lightning bolts. even found a malaysian trumpet snail i think i got from a plant but hes just been cleaning since ive noticed him and not breeding so hes alright lol
@@lacrosseguy108 I might try some trumpet snails in my betta tank to clear up some dead plants I have in there so.. I still have zero luck with snails (I just haven’t gotten one since) so I may give it another shot
@@MorphedWombat hopefully if you get some youll have better luck, i got 2 nerites the other day and got a free bladder snail with it , just noticed it today
I rescued a nerite snail that needed me. I let the pet store person pick it out. The pet store is horrible with it's animals. It's a fish pet store and I saw how they treat them. It breaks my heart. I rescued him. And want to help him get back in shape. Thank you for letting me know everything about them. I needed your video. I have him with my Betta fish. And I hope he will be ok with him. Because of how he never was cared for properly. Neither were both my Betta fish from that place.
@@Sunset.in.the.desert I just got 8 of these for my tank they are little worker bees aren't they ive been in hobby for years and never kept snails but always liked the patterns of the zebra nerites n the deep oranges and browns and yellows they have i hope mine live for 5 years
Cory, like you said in the livestream today, framing is important. For all the people who say "of course he says that because they sell it" they have forgotten what has made the Co-op successful: You **will not** sell anything that doesn't meet your quality requirements. So of course you are going to talk about what you sell, you wouldn't sell it if you wouldn't use it. You take better care of your fish than many people take care of their families. Thank you for raising the bar.
Thanks for this! We just got 3 Tiger Nerite snails for our 30 gallon tank. One is already cruising around things and eating, our big one is climbing, and one is hitching a ride on the back of the big one because they're lazy, I guess? They all have immaculate shells and the place we got them from is a small-owned business, so their stuff is always top quality. I'm excited to see how they do with our tetras. So far, they're pretty happy it seems. There is definitely algae for them to munch on, as the tank has recently finished cycling with all the plants and gravel and stuff now settled. We have a female betta, but she is blind and doesn't do much other than swim at the top, and feel for my finger at feeding time. She also like to "ride" the waterfall from the water filter. She'll just loop in circles until she gets tired. So I don't think she'll be a problem for them. Poor thing. I found her hidden behind some bird food at a Petsmart with green water, and I was like "You're coming home with us. This place is terrible, whoever hid you back here is terrible!" They almost didn't let me buy her, but I am glad they did. We got her at the beginning of December, and already her color has brightened, she swims a lot more, and she's an eating champ! We named her Siren because I swear she was calling to me. We were looking at female bettas, and I just happened to see her silver flecks of scales moving juuuuust in the back of my peripheral vision. I saw her, I fell for her instantly, and she is my special girl, one of Poseidon's finest to be sure!
I hope she's still alive, and if not, that she had a wonderful life! I've just gotten my first tank and am preparing to rescue whichever the saddest female betta is in my store as well-- I actually already considered calling her Siren, but now that I know there's already a badass female Siren out there, I'll have to find a new name for my own >:D Thanks for sharing-- I'm in a similar position with getting my snail from a small business, so I'm hoping to have similar results!
Got one nerite in a 29 gallon. She laid eggs all over drift wood. I’m relieved they won’t hatch. I also use wonder shell to get the water where it needs to be for my snails. Great info in this video!
I love my little dopey nerite snails. They are master escape artists and I've found them in crazy spots on the floor so many times. I know for sure they've been out of the water for well over 24 hours before. But they just seal themselves up and pop right back out after putting them back in the tank. I have a suspicion one was out for up to 48 hours once... If you didn't know, you'd be tempted to throw them away thinking they were dead. I now do a snail inspection every morning!
I have 3 Nerites 🐌 & I love 'em. They look great, & they're hard workers! My favourite one is a male zebra who's stripes are so bright yellow in contrast to the black stripes that I call him my little bumblebee. 🐝 😊 Funny thing though... his stripes were evenly going in one direction when I got him, but now he's almost doubled in size, & his stripes have decided to evenly grow out in the opposite direction. 👀 No idea why the drastic change in pattern, but man it looks so cool!! 😍 Lucky I suppose, that the water where I live is VERY hard. 👍
I have 3 nerite snails with my betta and they live peacefully. The snails are so fun to watch. My OG snail is a tiger named igora and I have had her for 5 years.
I am so excited to get these snails! I live in the the high desert and the amount of minerals in our water is crazy! So crazy our dishwasher stopped working because of calcium build up. Haha anyways, I've been looking for an algae eater and I just know these beautiful snails are gonna love my local water! 😍
if my nerite ignores the calcium blocks (and wafers, and blanched veg, snello, etc) i put in there, does that typically mean that he's getting enough food? I worry because the glass looks clean; he's been all over the tank. Yet he insists on continuing to try to clean the glass even when the calcium block (made specifically for snails) is in there. The mystery snail, however, ALWAYS drops whatever he is doing and races to the block.
The craziest thing to me is the hundreds of random pond snails I mysteriously got after not putting anything in my tank for months eat more algae than my 2 nerites do lol
I had some Nerite snails in my Mbuna tank, and they did well until the Mbuna got to be about 4 inches long. Then they started to disappear. Great snails and I like that they do not reproduce in freshwater.
Cory this video was very informative! I had nerite snails in the past and they would live at least 2 months in the tank with my betta and otocinclus catfish. They would eat the algae and clean my tank well. I have to increase their calcium intake. Luckily I have two olive nerite snails that have lived past six months.
I am wondering, do they add to the bio load that much? Because my tank is pretty well stocked, maybe even a little overstocked. I do good cleaning algae off of the glass, but I need something to eat it of of the plants or decorations. If I get 1 or 2, will they add to much to the bio-load, or will I be fine?
Mystery snails and ramshorns always end up with shell lines in my tanks, but nerites always look flawless. I've got a 7.8 ph and even end up with calcium buildup in my tanks, but for some reason only nerites have no issues.
I want to try breeding nerites, but apparently the eggs only hatch in brackish conditions. Can I remove the eggs from my freshwater tanks and move them into a brackish tank, or once the eggs are in freshwater they will never hatch?
remember if you decide to keep nerites they poop a lot this is because they are constantly eating and they can have a high bioload . this is the same with plecos
Shrimps can't survive with my water condition then I tried nerite snail and they've been in my tank for a month and they've been working like crazy, I purposely let algae grow in the stones and glass and they've cleaned it all off...I haven't bought a water test kit yet and I have only given them occasional algae wafers..., I'm figuring out if I need to by calcium for them but may not if I have hard water, since I haven't seen any problems with their shells yet
Should I quarantine them before putting them in my established tank? If so, should I use the meds trio and can I have guppies in there along with them for the quarantine?
Thanks for the care guide. I like nerites a lot. I don't mind putting up with the white dots. I wonder if that other banquet block you were feeding is one you guys are working on. It was in a Coop branded bag. :-D Keep up the good work!
I live in Sweden, so unfortunately buying from Aquarium Co-op is not an option for me. But I do appreciate your videos and would like to encourage people to buy from these guys (as well as other small businesses) in preference to Amazon and other giant monopoly companies. Or there will come a day where the latter is your only option...
I got my new Nerites today and tge aquatic centre sold me some Spirulina wafers to give the snails. Did you manage to get them some food? Mine have cleared the glass of algae in the space of a few hours 😀
I loved your video and the tanks. But ... now it is pretty cold where I live and the flat plastic heater is not enogh for my nerite Is it safe to use those glass tube autmatic heaters ... 25watts ... I AM REALLY AFRAID THAT MY NERITE WILL CLIMB IT GET BURN AND DIE. I mean, they cant jump off the way mistery snails do., please help Thanks and have a nice day
We love our nerite snail 🐌 aka snailman. Thought he died a couple of times but nope! Lol amazing lil creature. Does Aquarium Co-op sell snail food? Thx
I have some snails, (originally it was only one but somehow multiplied) and i can't tell what they are. So im tryin to do research so that I can care for them
A couple of my snails just disappeared from the shell, found empty shells laying on the gravel... I see the same in the fish store where there aren't even fish that could maybe eat them
I was told not to chase the PH. I 10 gallon Betta tank only has a pH of 6.6. And my snail has white spots spots on his shell. I’m thinking of moving them to my 35 gallon tank which has a 7.6 pH for some reason. What do you think should I do that? Are you saying I should chase the pH and try to get it more alkaline?
I added four nerite snails to my freshwater 75g tank about a month ago and three of them have died (I can't spot the 4th at the moment)... 2 of them were "resting" on the heater for over 24 hours before I realized they were no longer alive. The water temp was high (80F) and I've lowered it... the water is quite soft, would adding them with a giant wonder shell and a temperature closer to 78F be a good combo to keeping them happy and alive? The only potential fish predator would be a Bolivian ram but I'd never seen him pay them much attention.
We’ve had ours for a little over 5 years, we give him snail food, but not specifically calcium, maybe we have high calcium in our water? He’s doing pretty well he has a little white spot on the tip of his shell that’s always been there, his tank mate recently died a giant ranchu, so we’ll be moving him from a 150L tank to a 10L tank, I hope it goes well, as he’s at such a good age. Would you recommend still trying him with calcium?
Honest question: about three weeks ago I bought 3 nerite snails. Two large black ones and one medium brown one. I placed them individually in my aquarium. Now I have two larger black snails and two medium brown snails….is that some kind of natural thing or am I missing something?….
I have hard well water. It is about 8 on my test strips. Should I still supplement calcium for my snails. I leave the shells of the dead snails in the tank as well. I also feed a rotation of shrimp food to my snail only tank.
I wish there was a store like this near me. I'm in the middle of nowhere NY so I have the choice of Petsmart, Petco, driving three hours to NYC, or ordering online.
I have some questions. For the sake of my other livestock, I keep my ph at 7.0, but I really, really want to add nerites. The obvious (to me) would be something like the calcium block, but... how much does it leach? With 210 gallons, will one block raise my ph significantly? Will the snails find it in all that space? Will dietary supplementation provide enough calcium? So many questions; so few snails...
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I have a question - I recently purchased mine and it keeps burying itself into the gravel. I saw him doing that and he disappears. I haven't seen him all day today. I am getting worried. It is normal behavior? Please help.
Hi Cory , i have a nerite snail but she hasn't moved ,and her shell looks like the one you pointed out it's she'll is damaged . What should I do ,?? I've had her 4 days .
Done! 🐌
I love my red racer nerite snails. They make me so happy when they make an appearance in the tank. The fact that their shell looks like a tire ran over them is just so cool. Nature makes the coolest stuff. My little boys get a kick out of them too. Cars, boys, and 🐌 ....perfect combo.
This comment & your boys are so adorable! Congrats on a happy beautiful family. I just have my rainbow baby in October, Elijah James ♥️🥰 so happy I had a baby boy, and a healthy happy one at that! Have a beautiful thanksgiving Stephanie
You should do an internet search for nudibranchs (salt water slugs that come in a myriad of vibrant colors)
My water is so hard if you jump in a pool you'd die from impact lol all my nerite snails always have perfect shells.
Also if you want to give them a fun treat blanch a frozen green bean and toss it in. They flippin love a good green bean .
I have had one in a ten gallon for over five years, pH 8.2. Shell is great, have never supplemented calcium because my water is rock hard. Long may he continue, love the little guy.
I’ve never had any luck with snails.. so here I am lol
@@MorphedWombat im on and off with snails lol. i bought 7 and 3 died but the ones that all look the same are doing amazing. the ones that died all looked like differnt shell types like all black and lightning bolts. even found a malaysian trumpet snail i think i got from a plant but hes just been cleaning since ive noticed him and not breeding so hes alright lol
@@lacrosseguy108 I might try some trumpet snails in my betta tank to clear up some dead plants I have in there so.. I still have zero luck with snails (I just haven’t gotten one since) so I may give it another shot
@@MorphedWombat hopefully if you get some youll have better luck, i got 2 nerites the other day and got a free bladder snail with it , just noticed it today
I rescued a nerite snail that needed me. I let the pet store person pick it out. The pet store is horrible with it's animals. It's a fish pet store and I saw how they treat them. It breaks my heart. I rescued him. And want to help him get back in shape. Thank you for letting me know everything about them. I needed your video. I have him with my Betta fish. And I hope he will be ok with him. Because of how he never was cared for properly. Neither were both my Betta fish from that place.
I've had my 3 nerites for 5 years so far
That is Awesome!
How big are they mate
@@JC-ps2zy only the size of a quarter
@@Sunset.in.the.desert I just got 8 of these for my tank they are little worker bees aren't they ive been in hobby for years and never kept snails but always liked the patterns of the zebra nerites n the deep oranges and browns and yellows they have i hope mine live for 5 years
@@JC-ps2zy just make sure to feed them they vegetables and I'm sure they will. Check out rabbit snails they are an awesome looking snail.
That explains why my tank doesn’t get the calcium deposits right above the water level anymore. Great video
Cory, like you said in the livestream today, framing is important.
For all the people who say "of course he says that because they sell it" they have forgotten what has made the Co-op successful:
You **will not** sell anything that doesn't meet your quality requirements. So of course you are going to talk about what you sell, you wouldn't sell it if you wouldn't use it.
You take better care of your fish than many people take care of their families.
Thank you for raising the bar.
I got my first one and, wow, I heard they were good cleaners, but it's beyond I could've imagined.
5:05 underwater hand talking is the mood 😆
my sweet betta leaves all the invertebrates alone. It's nice to be able to keep my favorite animals together without issue but he's an exception.
I love nerite snails so much!! Thanks for this video.
Thanks for this! We just got 3 Tiger Nerite snails for our 30 gallon tank. One is already cruising around things and eating, our big one is climbing, and one is hitching a ride on the back of the big one because they're lazy, I guess?
They all have immaculate shells and the place we got them from is a small-owned business, so their stuff is always top quality.
I'm excited to see how they do with our tetras. So far, they're pretty happy it seems. There is definitely algae for them to munch on, as the tank has recently finished cycling with all the plants and gravel and stuff now settled.
We have a female betta, but she is blind and doesn't do much other than swim at the top, and feel for my finger at feeding time. She also like to "ride" the waterfall from the water filter. She'll just loop in circles until she gets tired. So I don't think she'll be a problem for them. Poor thing. I found her hidden behind some bird food at a Petsmart with green water, and I was like "You're coming home with us. This place is terrible, whoever hid you back here is terrible!" They almost didn't let me buy her, but I am glad they did. We got her at the beginning of December, and already her color has brightened, she swims a lot more, and she's an eating champ! We named her Siren because I swear she was calling to me. We were looking at female bettas, and I just happened to see her silver flecks of scales moving juuuuust in the back of my peripheral vision. I saw her, I fell for her instantly, and she is my special girl, one of Poseidon's finest to be sure!
I hope she's still alive, and if not, that she had a wonderful life! I've just gotten my first tank and am preparing to rescue whichever the saddest female betta is in my store as well-- I actually already considered calling her Siren, but now that I know there's already a badass female Siren out there, I'll have to find a new name for my own >:D Thanks for sharing-- I'm in a similar position with getting my snail from a small business, so I'm hoping to have similar results!
Got one nerite in a 29 gallon. She laid eggs all over drift wood. I’m relieved they won’t hatch. I also use wonder shell to get the water where it needs to be for my snails. Great info in this video!
I love your videos. While watching this video a bladder snail of mine laid its eggs on a ramshorn snail.
I love my little dopey nerite snails. They are master escape artists and I've found them in crazy spots on the floor so many times. I know for sure they've been out of the water for well over 24 hours before. But they just seal themselves up and pop right back out after putting them back in the tank. I have a suspicion one was out for up to 48 hours once... If you didn't know, you'd be tempted to throw them away thinking they were dead. I now do a snail inspection every morning!
Now I know why one is always looking good.
I have 3 Nerites 🐌 & I love 'em.
They look great, & they're hard workers!
My favourite one is a male zebra who's stripes are so bright yellow in contrast to the black stripes that I call him my little bumblebee. 🐝 😊
Funny thing though...
his stripes were evenly going in one direction when I got him, but now he's almost doubled in size, & his stripes have decided to evenly grow out in the opposite direction. 👀
No idea why the drastic change in pattern, but man it looks so cool!! 😍
Lucky I suppose, that the water where I live is VERY hard. 👍
Hello, how can you tell it's a male?
@@LOSADM02 Nerite snails don't hatch eggs, unless they're paired in brackish water.
The females lay little sesame seeds all over the scape... As far as I know, you'd notice that
Thats what those little white pods are on my tank!! Its been making me nuts trying to figure it out. Thank you
Love Cory, dudes a fish keeping legend.
Agree 100%. He’s a wealth of knowledge
Glad to see species spot lights even on things I’ve already kept
I have 3 nerite snails with my betta and they live peacefully. The snails are so fun to watch. My OG snail is a tiger named igora and I have had her for 5 years.
I am so excited to get these snails! I live in the the high desert and the amount of minerals in our water is crazy! So crazy our dishwasher stopped working because of calcium build up. Haha anyways, I've been looking for an algae eater and I just know these beautiful snails are gonna love my local water! 😍
I just found this channel, and I’m so ready to binge! 😂
I'm feeling a video to address the massive manatee in the tank that is the moss ball issue?
I was thinking the same thing
He made a video about it, it's only viewable from the link on their website.
if my nerite ignores the calcium blocks (and wafers, and blanched veg, snello, etc) i put in there, does that typically mean that he's getting enough food? I worry because the glass looks clean; he's been all over the tank. Yet he insists on continuing to try to clean the glass even when the calcium block (made specifically for snails) is in there. The mystery snail, however, ALWAYS drops whatever he is doing and races to the block.
I just got nerites a few days ago so this is perfect timing
The craziest thing to me is the hundreds of random pond snails I mysteriously got after not putting anything in my tank for months eat more algae than my 2 nerites do lol
I love my Nerites...I only have 2 but they have been with me for almost four years now.
That borderlands music at the end is forever burned into my brain XD
Genius that with photo. Thank you very much
You should do a care video on bamboo shrimp and vampire shrimp!! 🥰
First time viewer of your channel. Fantastic, cant wait to watch more!
Is the calcium blocks okay with betta?
Got 5 of these guys to help with my alage problem. Only issue is they are tiny. I've had one before but she was fully grown when I got her.
LOVE THIS VIDEO :)
THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
I had some Nerite snails in my Mbuna tank, and they did well until the Mbuna got to be about 4 inches long. Then they started to disappear. Great snails and I like that they do not reproduce in freshwater.
Cory this video was very informative! I had nerite snails in the past and they would live at least 2 months in the tank with my betta and otocinclus catfish. They would eat the algae and clean my tank well. I have to increase their calcium intake. Luckily I have two olive nerite snails that have lived past six months.
I am wondering, do they add to the bio load that much? Because my tank is pretty well stocked, maybe even a little overstocked. I do good cleaning algae off of the glass, but I need something to eat it of of the plants or decorations. If I get 1 or 2, will they add to much to the bio-load, or will I be fine?
Cory love you man next v-log regarding nerite snails breeding. thank you for giving us such a information!
Great video! I didn't know they would eat the shells of other snails! I've been doing things to up the calcium but I need to do more..
Mystery snails and ramshorns always end up with shell lines in my tanks, but nerites always look flawless. I've got a 7.8 ph and even end up with calcium buildup in my tanks, but for some reason only nerites have no issues.
calcium blocks are the way to go, or you can even drop a piece of cuttlebone (made for birds) in there for the snails to eat.
Great informative video! It'gonna help me look after my Nerites better!
Take a picture - Brilliant!
I dont have a lid and havent seen my nerite in a few weeks.... uh oh
Been there. Hes gotta out thrice now! Grrrr. Smh.
I want to try breeding nerites, but apparently the eggs only hatch in brackish conditions. Can I remove the eggs from my freshwater tanks and move them into a brackish tank, or once the eggs are in freshwater they will never hatch?
Very helpful, I need some of those banquet blocks. We just keep one a tank, 3-10 gals
Thank you! Can you recommend any other sources of calcium? Or food?
They're the best!!
Great tips Cory!
Love snails...thanks for the tips
remember if you decide to keep nerites they poop a lot this is because they are constantly eating and they can have a high bioload . this is the same with plecos
I like nerite snails and other land gastropods
Thanks guys loved the video
Nerites are my favorite snails. Have them in all my tanks.
Any tips on getting eggs to hatch? Iv had them in my brackish tank and have had eggs for 3 months. Salinity is 1.08. good calcium levels too
Dumb question but I’m tryna keep my daughters snails alive, do they thrive in any temperature water? Or does it have be specific temps?
will the shell regenerate?
Shrimps can't survive with my water condition then I tried nerite snail and they've been in my tank for a month and they've been working like crazy, I purposely let algae grow in the stones and glass and they've cleaned it all off...I haven't bought a water test kit yet and I have only given them occasional algae wafers..., I'm figuring out if I need to by calcium for them but may not if I have hard water, since I haven't seen any problems with their shells yet
I got 4 of these last week. Cant believe I'm actually doing things right(complete accident).
Should I quarantine them before putting them in my established tank? If so, should I use the meds trio and can I have guppies in there along with them for the quarantine?
Thanks for the care guide. I like nerites a lot. I don't mind putting up with the white dots. I wonder if that other banquet block you were feeding is one you guys are working on. It was in a Coop branded bag. :-D Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this Cory🐌❤️🙏
My nerites had babies
I live in Sweden, so unfortunately buying from Aquarium Co-op is not an option for me. But I do appreciate your videos and would like to encourage people to buy from these guys (as well as other small businesses) in preference to Amazon and other giant monopoly companies. Or there will come a day where the latter is your only option...
You can buy them on Amazon
Might have accidentally killed a snail after it flipped upside down... but it remained like that for 2 days 😿
what do you feed them? I don't have much algae left in my tank. Not sure what he's gonna eat. Does anyone know?
I got my new Nerites today and tge aquatic centre sold me some Spirulina wafers to give the snails. Did you manage to get them some food? Mine have cleared the glass of algae in the space of a few hours 😀
You get some crazy nerites mine turn around as soon as theh hit air
Always good info
Is that calcium tab safe for Betta fish?
I just got 4 racer nerite snails. Hope they's stay a long time w/ me
I loved your video and the tanks. But ... now it is pretty cold where I live and the flat plastic heater is not enogh for my nerite
Is it safe to use those glass tube autmatic heaters ... 25watts ... I AM REALLY AFRAID THAT MY NERITE WILL CLIMB IT GET BURN AND DIE.
I mean, they cant jump off the way mistery snails do., please help
Thanks and have a nice day
We love our nerite snail 🐌 aka snailman. Thought he died a couple of times but nope! Lol amazing lil creature. Does Aquarium Co-op sell snail food? Thx
I have some snails, (originally it was only one but somehow multiplied) and i can't tell what they are. So im tryin to do research so that I can care for them
I love your marimo tank. That's a goal of mine
Wow, thanks for the info, I love them , though I dont own a Nerite, I have lots of Ramshorn and the other, I dont know its name, I just love them.
This was good insight!
Thanks Cory 😍
Do nerite snails do good in sand substrate?
A couple of my snails just disappeared from the shell, found empty shells laying on the gravel... I see the same in the fish store where there aren't even fish that could maybe eat them
I was told not to chase the PH. I 10 gallon Betta tank only has a pH of 6.6. And my snail has white spots spots on his shell. I’m thinking of moving them to my 35 gallon tank which has a 7.6 pH for some reason. What do you think should I do that? Are you saying I should chase the pH and try to get it more alkaline?
I added four nerite snails to my freshwater 75g tank about a month ago and three of them have died (I can't spot the 4th at the moment)... 2 of them were "resting" on the heater for over 24 hours before I realized they were no longer alive. The water temp was high (80F) and I've lowered it... the water is quite soft, would adding them with a giant wonder shell and a temperature closer to 78F be a good combo to keeping them happy and alive? The only potential fish predator would be a Bolivian ram but I'd never seen him pay them much attention.
My nerite snail is about 5/6 years old and a killer. Once it dropped and killed two shrimps.
Will you be making a video about the moss ball zebra muscle issue?
aqua pros did
@@MassachusettsTrainVideos1136 that’s where I learned about it. But with Cory’s audience, I believe he has a much larger reach
Thank you
We’ve had ours for a little over 5 years, we give him snail food, but not specifically calcium, maybe we have high calcium in our water? He’s doing pretty well he has a little white spot on the tip of his shell that’s always been there, his tank mate recently died a giant ranchu, so we’ll be moving him from a 150L tank to a 10L tank, I hope it goes well, as he’s at such a good age. Would you recommend still trying him with calcium?
I put sea shells in my tank and the snails eat them slowly
Are these safe with cories because I know they love worms 🪱😂?
So if there is no visible algae the nano banquet blocks would do the trick?
Out of curiosity, would plain Tums work too?
Great video, Question would one need to use the food you showed, if using the wondershell?
Honest question: about three weeks ago I bought 3 nerite snails. Two large black ones and one medium brown one. I placed them individually in my aquarium. Now I have two larger black snails and two medium brown snails….is that some kind of natural thing or am I missing something?….
Would the pleco tablet work too?
one of the best snails
Thanks
I have hard well water. It is about 8 on my test strips. Should I still supplement calcium for my snails. I leave the shells of the dead snails in the tank as well. I also feed a rotation of shrimp food to my snail only tank.
I wish there was a store like this near me. I'm in the middle of nowhere NY so I have the choice of Petsmart, Petco, driving three hours to NYC, or ordering online.
Are you near Albany? Davey Jones's Locker! Or maybe a Benson's...
Well done!
Cory just forgets his hand is in the tank
I have some questions. For the sake of my other livestock, I keep my ph at 7.0, but I really, really want to add nerites. The obvious (to me) would be something like the calcium block, but... how much does it leach? With 210 gallons, will one block raise my ph significantly? Will the snails find it in all that space? Will dietary supplementation provide enough calcium? So many questions; so few snails...