[Algae In Space]

Snails to save the day! Always tell folk how good they are but no one believes you until they try them :D


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Totally true. They're life savers!

[Algae In Space]

Haven't seen my young Opae Ula for a long time. Don't know if they're still alive?

[opae ula related]

Haven't seen my young Opae Ula for a long time. Don't know if they're still alive?

Watch they appear when you least expect it.

[Algae In Space]

Haven't seen my young Opae Ula for a long time. Don't know if they're still alive?

Watch they appear when you least expect it.

OK...

[Algae In Space]

And this will be my next endeavour (if I can find it somewhere):

Microsword (Lilaeopsis brasiliensis)



I also wanted to try those two sea grass types. But apparently they need a lot of light and a deep enough (8 inches) substrate:

Turtle Grass (Thalassia testudinum)



Manatee Grass (Syringodium filiforme)

[Algae In Space]

Yay! One of my babies! They're alive!

Super easily spooked. After the smallest vibration it went hiding again

[Algae In Space]

Once again a baby snail is floating on the water surface. But the cool thing is that it actually eates the bacteria film. I observed it for a while. It seems to be quite normal. I always thaught they get trapped by the surface tension and have to be rescued. But they seem to do fine.

(Image quality is rather poor)

And I also have to say they are breeding very happily... you guys warned me

[Algae In Space]

My nerites are too good at their job. Now all the algae film is gone Maybe NOW they will get rid of the hair algae.

[odin]

Pull all the long bits out by hand and they should help a bit.


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[Algae In Space]

Pull all the long bits out by hand and they should help a bit.


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Yeah! Did that.