do nerite snails eat algae wafers?
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*facepalm* yes the #1 rule is to not listen to the lfs and come home and research.... and yes nerites will eat fresh veggies, algae wafers and real algae... now the best diet is, imo, if real algae is not plentiful wafers and zuccini, cucumbers, and spinach (the first and last are high in calcium) feed them as you ...
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Amano Shrimp (or Caridina japonica) are algae eating shrimp that are spotted with a line going down the back. ... They eat hair algae, brush algae, most types of string algae, and are one of the few things that will even eat black beard algae.
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Lettuce Sea Slug. Lettuce sea slugs, (Elysia crispata), consume hair algae and other semi-complex macroalgae. ... Elysia crispata is known in the hobby as Lettuce Nudibranchs and Lettuce Sea Slugs.
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It has a 1 inch long, cone-shaped shell with rows of darker markings and a light gray body. The best thing about this snail is that it doesn't eat live plants, instead it prefers algae, leftover fish food, dead plants and dead fish.
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Will African dwarf frogs eat ghost shrimp, snails, guppies or tetras? ... He will eat small shrimo, not adults, on a rare occasion maybe a snail but very rarely and yes he will eat baby snails, if they fit in his mouth. And he may or may not eat your fish. Depending on how fast and or how aggressive he is.
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So, do Cory Catfish eat algae? No, Cory Catfish do not eat algae. While they may eat the occasional algae wafer, you shouldn't expect them to eat any algae growing on your tank walls or aquarium decorations. Although Cory Catfish won't eat algae, there are still plenty of other things you can feed your Cory Cat.
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Pond snails eat algae, but have also been known to eat both floating and rooted aquatic plants and a variety of decaying organic matter. While most pond snails are herbivores, what they eat depends on the variety of snail.
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Yes, Mystery snails will definitely eat dead fish. They prefer dead or dying vegetation, but they are opportunistic feeders and will eat just about anything if they are hungry enough, even each other!!!
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Broccoli is a decent source of food for a mystery snail. Just Blanche and put in the tank attaching the substrate with a tooth pick.
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Some vegetables that these snails frequently eat are blanched leafy greens, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, spinach, carrots and canned green beans. Always make sure that the vegetables are totally fresh and carefully washed before feeding them to your gold mystery snail.
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Corydoras are not strictly herbivorous, but most of their diet consists of plant matter, algae, and veggies, which makes these Hikari Algae Wafers more than ideal. Coryodoras are bottom dwellers, which is why these wafers are designed to sink down to the bottom of the tank where your corys live.
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One source mentioned that assassin snails ate hydra. ... I have long fed microworms to the guppies in the tank where the assassins breed and, before adding the snails, I did have an opportunistic and persistent population of hydra on the glass, thriving on the microworms.
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Gourami. Many people swear gouramis will eat snails. I've kept dwarf gouramis, three-spots and, if memory serves, I once had an ornery kissing gourami. I never noticed any of them eating snails, or having any impact on the resident pest snail population.
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What they eat: Vegetation, seeds, snails and insect larvae.
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The diet of the pufferfish includes mostly invertebrates and algae. Large specimens will even crack open and eat clams, mussels, and shellfish with their hard beaks. Poisonous puffers are believed to synthesize their deadly toxin from the bacteria in the animals they eat.
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Caridina multidentata feeding habits also include eating dead fish and snails. ... Amano Shrimp also like tanks with a sponge filter.
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The term algae eater (also sometimes referred to as “clean up crew”), is used to describe species that feed on algae, either exclusively or as part of their natural diet. An algae eater can be a species of fish or even an invertebrate such as a snail or species of shrimp.