...... I've heard that they are. Is this true? Has anyone who's kept them got anything to comment? It might just solve a problem for me if they do. Or, are there any other snail eaters suitable for a river tank?
Cheers,
Gary
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Hi Gary,
I've never seen Homaloptera eating snails myself, but I'm sure others will comment on this.
I have some Schistura balteata in my River Tank with the Sewellia lineolata. The Schisturas are also river-fish, and they do a pretty good job of keeping the snail population a little more under control. The only downside is that some species are quite fiesty, so if you decided to get some, you'd have to be a bit careful which species you chose.
Emma
I've never seen Homaloptera eating snails myself, but I'm sure others will comment on this.
I have some Schistura balteata in my River Tank with the Sewellia lineolata. The Schisturas are also river-fish, and they do a pretty good job of keeping the snail population a little more under control. The only downside is that some species are quite fiesty, so if you decided to get some, you'd have to be a bit careful which species you chose.
Emma
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