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• Main Page
  *[[:Category:Fish (Freshwater)|Freshwater Fish]] *[[:Category:Plants (Freshwater)|Freshwater Plants]]
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• Leporacanthicus sp "L326"
  :Will accept most foods including prawns, shrimp and snails. Will also take pellets, flake, and sinking catfish wafers. Not an effectiv |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Catfish, Plecos
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• Pomacea bridgesii
  ...hermaphroditic snails. Female grows faster than the male at first. In male snails the shell opening tends to be larger and rounder, due to the penial complex :When 2 snails are mating, it's the female which is the lower of the pair. Female lays the
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• Bloodworm
  ...re, it is one of the primary live foods fed to virtually all aquarium kept freshwater aquatic animals. All aquatic animals (fish, frogs, shrimp, snails, etc.) seem to like this food. It is very readily taken.
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• Paracheirodon innesi
  ...small live and frozen foods such as [[artemia]] and [[daphnia]]. Some bite snails' tentacles (maybe mistaken for worms). Like mosquito larvae. |Category=Fish, Beginners Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Characins, Tetras, Tetras, Shoaling Community Fish
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• Tetra PRO Colour
  But I've found that freshwater snails and shrimp do like it. [[Category:Freshwater Food]]
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• Yasuhikotakia sidthimunki
  ...ng live foods to ensure no parasites are being carried. Likes to eat small snails when adult. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• Carassius auratus
  ...quash, etc. They will also benefit from occasional live foods like worms, snails, small insects and aquatic plants (e.g. [[duckweed]], azolla or salvinia) a |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cyprinids
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• Botia striata
  ...hy fish that may be bothered by this fish's boisterous behaviour. Will eat snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• Gill or Skin flukes
  ...l (UK), PraziPro (Hikari)) - Preferred method for all fish whether salt or freshwater due to effectivity and safety. *Paragon - by Waterlife UK (Mild infections) (safe with shrimps and snails).
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• Etroplus maculatus
  :Will eat small, live shrimp, and pick at larger snails. Flakes, frozen, and flakes are also acceptable. :While born in freshwater, will advance to saltier water as maturity progresses. Best kept in a brack
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• Freshwater algae
  ...often said to be algae which looks pleasant and provides food for fish and snails. :[[Image:Freshwater algae 05.jpg|300px]]
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• Main Page - In the works
  *[[:Category:Fish (Freshwater)|Freshwater Fish]] *[[:Category:Plants (Freshwater)|Freshwater Plants]]
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• Gyraulus sp.
  == About Ramshorn Snails == :Ramshorn snails are a group of invertebrate snails commonly found in freshwater aquarium tanks. They are commonly brought in on live plants. These scavenge
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• Botia almorhae
  ...me vegetable matter is also to be encouraged. They will eat small [[foods::snails]]. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• AquaEssentials
  ...Category:Shrimp (Freshwater)|Shrimps]] and [[:Category:Snails (Freshwater)|Snails]]
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• Daphnia
  ...). They live in various aquatic environments ranging from acidic swamps to freshwater lakes, ponds, streams and rivers. [[Category:Freshwater Food]]
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• Carinotetraodon travancoricus
  :One of the fully freshwater puffers, Dwarf puffers originate from slow moving streams of India in the M ...y Loaches do) rather than crushing the shell. Very small and thin shelled snails, such as the small common Ramshorns may be crushed.
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• Copper
  ...varies enormously across species. Small [[invertebrates]] like shrimps or snails only require a tiny amount. .../bacteria/snail treatments (typically [[copper sulphate]]), so if you have freshwater shrimps in your tank, great care should be taken to prevent the copper in t
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• Procambarus clarkii
  :In the wild, they tend to prey on water snails, insect larvae and tadpoles, being mostly predatory and carnivorous unlike [[Category:Invertebrates (Freshwater)]]
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• Gymnogeophagus balzanii
  ...ve/frozen food such as [[brine shrimp]], [[tubifex]] and they may also eat snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cichlids, Cichlids (American)
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• Melanotaenia trifasciata
  ...as [[brine shrimp]], [[bloodworm]] and [[daphnia]]. May also pick at small snails. Should also accept pellet/flake foods. |Category=Fish, Silversides, Rainbowfish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Rainbowfish, Silversides, Rainbowfish, Silversides, Rainbowfish
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• Leporinus fasciatus
  ...ables such as spinach and lettuce. Will also accept meaty frozen foods and snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Headstanders
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• Colossoma macropomum
  ...veniles they live in the black waters of flood plains, feeding on insects, snails, and decaying plant matter. Adults move to the flooded forest areas for the ...s are omnivores and in the wild they will consume fruits, grains, insects, snails, detritus and plant matter. In the aquarium they will readily eat most anyt
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• Chilatherina bleheri
  ...small fish or fry, nor with aggressive or overly-territorial fish. May eat snails and pose a risk to other inverts. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Rainbowfish, Silversides
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• Melanotaenia boesemani
  ...ales than males. May well pose a threat to smaller invertebrates including snails. |Category=Fish, Silversides, Rainbowfish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Silversides, Rainbowfish, Silversides, Rainbowfish, Silversides
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• Brachygobius xanthozonus
  :Best kept in a peaceful brackish community tank, though tolerates full freshwater better than most ''Brachygobius'' species. Do not keep with larger predator :Will mainly accept live or frozen food and can be fussy. Feed with small snails, [[bloodworm]], [[brine shrimp]] and [[daphnia]]. May be weaned onto flake
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• Chromobotia macracanthus
  ...at things like broccoli, sprouts or peas), any flake that sank, even small snails when the fish gets over {{in|3}} in length. They are often sold as a soluti |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• Oxydoras niger
  ...on_names=Dolphin Catfish, Ripsaw Catfish, Black Talking Catfish, Mother of Snails Catfish, Turushuki Catfish |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Catfish, Thorny Catfish, Monster Fish
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• Elassoma evergladei
  |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Sunfish ...also be eaten and can be a valuable supplemental food source if shrimp or snails are abundant in the tank. Should not be fasted for long periods due to thei
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• Dichotomyctere ocellatus
  ...s in order to make sure the Puffer's beak will not become over-grown. Feed snails such as [[Ramshorn Snail]]s and baby [[Apple Snail]]s, can also be suppleme ...these are curious fish. Can be transferred to either marine (saltwater) or freshwater environments after acclimatisation, but prefers low-end brackish conditions
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• Neritina natalensis sp
  ...s, their are separate sexes of male and female snails. It will lay eggs in freshwater, but they won't survive since the young need brackish conditions to live. ...to eat it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]].
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• Echidna rhodochilus
  |extra_common_names=Freshwater Moray Eel, Pink-Lipped Moray Eel, White Cheek Moray, White Eyed Moray, Chee :Can be a difficult fish to feed. May only take live food such as shrimp and snails. Can be slowly and patiently trained to take dead food.
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• Tetraodon mbu
  ...sh should also be fed cockles (in shell), mussels, shell-on prawns, larger snails, crab/crab legs etc. Do not feed feeder fish its not in their natural diet ...t in both dying as they have very formidable beaks used for crushing crabs snails etc.
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• Vallisneria gigantea
  Copper in a sufficient concentration to kill snails (about 1 ppm or so) is very hard on this plant, but can be remedied in time [[Category:Plants (Freshwater)]]
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• Dichotomyctere nigroviridis
  ...rackish puffers will include [[bloodworm]], [[krill]] and most importantly snails. Common [[Pond Snail]]s and [[Ramshorn Snail]]s are best suited and many pu :These fish are commonly sold at pet stores as a freshwater fish, but actually need brackish water as they mature. It is disputed over
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• Cleithracara maronii
  ...p on a dime and 'hover' using it's pectoral fins as stabilizers. Eats tiny snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cichlids, Cichlids (American)
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• Stigmatogobius sadanundio
  :They will eat all insects, small fish , shrimp, mussels, snails, etc. Should also accept dry foods. ...s best in a [[brackish]] set up, although it can do well in hard, alkaline freshwater also.
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• Botia rostrata
  ...ds such as [[Foods::bloodworm]] and [[Foods::daphnia]]. May also eat small snails. Green stuff is an important part of all Loaches' diets and so they should |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• Carinotetraodon irrubesco
  :Although one of the more peaceful of the freshwater puffers, it may still nip at other fishes fins and will be aggressive towar :Will like meaty foods including [[bloodworm]], brine shrimp, and small snails.
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• Wheel Snails
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Red Ramshorn Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Brown Ramshorn
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Ruby Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Leporacanthicus galaxias
  :Will accept most foods including prawns, shrimp and snails. Will also take pellets, flake, and sinking catfish wafers. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Catfish, Plecos
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• Misgurnus anguillicaudatus
  ...frozen food such as [[bloodworm]] and [[daphnia]], as well as eating small snails. |Category=Fish, Beginners Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach, Oddballs
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• Melanoides tuberculata
  :These are a group of burrowing snails that are commonly found in freshwater aquarium tanks. These popular scavengers provide a useful function of break ...(where each individual has both male and female organs). Malaysian Trumpet snails are gonochoric (either male or female). They cannot change sex, either.
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• Oxygen
  ...>2</sub>), but naturally occurring dissolved amounts support all ocean and freshwater animal life. ...gs]], [[:Category:Snails (Freshwater)|snails]], [[:Category:Invertebrates (Freshwater)|shrimps]], etc. but also the nitifying [[bacteria]], [[fungus]], [[mulm]]
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• Beginning Fishkeeping
  ...sn't the only choice open to you. Some keep frogs, shrimp, turtles or even snails in their tank. So this article equally applies to keeping all of the above. #[[:Category:Plants (Freshwater)|Plants]]. If you've got plants you'll need some plant fertiliser.
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• Asolene spixi
  ...|apple snails]]. These are separate sexes, NOT hermaphroditic. In the male snails it may be possible to see his sheath from his shell opening. ...will eat the snail's antennae and try to bite away the shell to get at the snails flesh. Other aggressive fish such as [[:Category:Cichlids|Cichlids]], even
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• Giant Striped Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Malaysian Trumpet Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• MTS
  *[[Malaysian Trumpet Snails]] - Melanoides tuberculata [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Spixi Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Cherax quadricarinatus
  :This species is native to freshwater creeks and water bodies in tropical Queensland, the Northern Territory and ...um as aquatic [[:Category:Frogs|frogs]] or [[:Category:Snails (Freshwater)|snails]] as these are easy prey for this species. If they can catch passing fish,
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• Zebra Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Pao suvattii
  :Feed this fish Mussel, earthworms, Shrimp, Snails, [[Bloodworm]] and [[Mysid Shrimp]]. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Puffer Fish (Freshwater)
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• Marisa cornuarietis
  ...attack it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]]. :A circular shell with 3-4 whorls, older snails have a [[planorboid]] shell. The shell is dark yellow to pale brown in base
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• Columbian Ramshorn Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Pomacea canaliculata
  ...hermaphroditic snails. Female grows faster than the male at first. In male snails the shell opening tends to be larger and rounder, due to the penial complex ...ssive fish such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Puffer Fish]].
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• Giant Brown Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Melanoides granifera
  ...attack it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]]. [[Category:Invertebrates (Freshwater)]]
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• Spike Tail Trumpet Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Physa acuta
  :These snails are hermaphroditic. ...attack it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]].
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• Bladder Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Neritina natalensis
  :Will not mature in freshwater, brackish only. It will make lots of small white eggs on roots and stones. ...attack it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]].
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• Zebra Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Nerite Snails]]
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• Tiger Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Neritina reclivata
  :Unknown. It will lay eggs in freshwater, but they won't survive since the young need brackish, or saltwater conditi ...to eat it such as [[:Category:Loach|Loaches]] or [[:Category:Puffer Fish (Freshwater)|Pufferfish]].
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• Olive Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Australoheros facetus
  :Omnivorous, will eat most aquarium foods, live foods and snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cichlids, Cichlids (American)
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• Brachygobius doriae
  :Will mainly only accept live food and can be fussy. Feed with small snails, [[bloodworm]], [[brine shrimp]] and [[daphnia]]. May be weaned onto flake :Although sold as freshwater, these really need brackish water conditions to thrive. The tank should be
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• Brachygobius nunus
  :Will mainly only accept live food and can be fussy. Feed with small snails, [[bloodworm]], [[brine shrimp]] and [[daphnia]]. May be weaned onto flake :Although sold as freshwater, these really need brackish water conditions to thrive. The tank should be
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• Brachygobius sabanus
  :Will mainly only accept live food and can be fussy. Feed with small snails, [[bloodworm]], [[brine shrimp]] and [[daphnia]]. May be weaned onto flake :Although sold as freshwater, these really need [[brackish]] water conditions to thrive. The tank should
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• Botia histrionica
  ...[[foods::bloodworm]] and [[foods::daphnia]]. These Loaches will eat small snails also (but will generally ignore tougher [[Malaysian Trumpet Snail]]s). |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Loach
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• Snails
  *[[:Category:Snails (Freshwater)|Freshwater Snails]] *[[:Category:Snails (Saltwater)|Saltwater Snails]]
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• Its a fishy buziness
  A friendly online shop which specialises in freshwater Plants, Mosses, Ferns and invertebrates. A wide range of freshwater aquatic plants, mosses, Ferns ,snails, crabs, shrimp & crayfish.
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• Stocking a 10 Gallon Tank
  A small [[brackish]] fish that can tolerate freshwater, but really is best in brackish. A small and peaceful fish that can be kept ...algae, and if only one is kept, will not reproduce. It must be noted that snails add more to the bioload than that of shrimp.
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• Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Pao leiurus
  ...en and thawed before being fed to the puffers. These puffers should be fed snails and hard-shelled foods to prevent overgrowth of teeth. ...and other mollusks (when bigger) that can handle slight salinity. Ramshorn snails for example as they can tolerate brackish waters are the ideal type of snai
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• Paretroplus menarambo
  :Will accept most foods and will sift the substrate. Will eat snails as well as willingly accepting [[bloodworm]] and [[brine shrimp]]. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cichlids, Cichlids (African), Cichlids (Madagascan)
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• Anentome helena
  ...as long as they are not predatory. However, this snail will eat any other snails it finds within its environment. ...[Ramshorn Snail]]s, [[Pond Snail]]s and even full size [[Malaysian Trumpet Snails]], they will hunt them down and suck them out of their own shells. When the
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• Assassin Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Glossolepis wanamensis
  ..., supplement with small meaty foods such as [[brine shrimp]]. May also eat snails. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Silversides, Rainbowfish
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• Tylomelania sp.
  :These new species of snails have recently been discovered in Sulawesi, Indonesia. There are many differ [[Category:Snails (Freshwater)]]
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• Channa aurantimaculata
  ...ld consist of mealworms, crickets, beetles, etc., but baby crayfish, small snails, krill, will help to round out the diet. |Category=Fish, Fish (Brackish), Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Snakeheads
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• Mystery Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Cichlasoma urophthalmus
  ...al protein, or else it will become malnourished. It feeds on shrimp, fish, snails, plants, algae, and detritus. In captivity, it will accept proprietary pell ...er to full-strength [[seawater]] and more). However, it prefers to live in freshwater or [[brackish]] water.
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• Pao baileyi
  :Feed mussels, earthworms, shrimp, [[bloodworm]]s, crayfish, snails. Live food and frozen food should be accepted. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Puffer Fish (Freshwater)
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• Golden Apple Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Flatworm
  ...al_pagesid=362 Pests Invading the Reef Aquarium Hobby: Part 2 - Flatworms, Snails & Limpets]</ref>. ** Freshwater:
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• Sulawesi Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Herichthys minckleyi
  :In the wild, depending on their morph, they eat snails small fish or detritus. In the aquarium they can eat flakes and other prepa |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cichlids, Cichlids (American)
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• Snail Shop
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• UK Freshwater Invertebrate Society Home
  UK Freshwater Invertebrate Society Home (UKFISH) The only UK Freshwater Invertebrate Society.
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• Ear Snails
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Ramshorn Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Tylomelania sarasin
  :Male and female. These snails must mate to reproduce. The female has a grooved path on her right side tha :Feeding every other day will be sufficient for these snails, if they do not need to compete for food. If these fish share a tank with b
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• Sulawesi Elephant Snail
  [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Brotia pagodula
  :These snails come from the [[w:Moei River|Moei River]] ([http://wikimapia.org/4166423/Mo :Pagoda means a tower with a tiered structure. So these snails are conical shaped with numerous spikes juddering out from its shell. The s
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• Pagoda Snail
  [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Horned Armour Snail
  [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Batik Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Pond Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Lymnaea stagnalis
  ...many as 50 to 120 eggs. They are cannibalistic, eating smaller great pond snails. ...ter as its mouth. Calcium supplementation reduces the predation on smaller snails.
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• Great Pond Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• The Art of Fishless Cycling
  Placing fish in a tank of freshwater will soon kill them within a week or less. Fish constantly pee toxic [[ammo But like the previous short cuts, you do run a risk of introducing snails, food scraps and other creatures or diseases from the existing tank to your
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• Vivaparis malleatus
  :Freshwater aquariums will suffice. Ponds, including koi ponds, are also sufficient. [[Category:Snails (Freshwater)]]
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• Clithon corona
  [[Category:Invertebrates (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Snails (Freshwater)]]
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• Horned Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
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• Horned Bumblebee Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  131 bytes (15 words) - 20:53, 2 August 2010
• Crown Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  131 bytes (15 words) - 20:53, 2 August 2010
• Elassoma okefenokee
  ...ia blackworms, [[daphnia]], microworms, and having a healthy population of snails. Some pygmy sunfish will learn to supplement their diet with crushed flake |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Sunfish
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• Porcupine Snail
  [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  134 bytes (15 words) - 13:40, 19 November 2010
• Main Page Mobile
  Image:Discus02-8113.jpg|70px|Freshwater Fish rect 0 0 50 40 [[:Category:Fish (Freshwater)|Freshwater Fish]]
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• Giant Ramshorn Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  136 bytes (15 words) - 13:28, 25 March 2011
• Red Spotted Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  139 bytes (16 words) - 13:33, 25 March 2011
• Tracked Nerite Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  139 bytes (16 words) - 13:33, 25 March 2011
• Olive Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  135 bytes (15 words) - 13:35, 25 March 2011
• Rabbit Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  132 bytes (15 words) - 13:48, 25 March 2011
• Desmopuntius foerschi
  ...y and peaceful, also to smaller fish and other species such as shrimps and snails. :Suitable for planted aquariums with natural hiding places. Should be kept |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Cyprinids, Barbs
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• Dichotomyctere fluviatilis
  ...ails (ramshorn, apple, pond snails, etc.) and will eat [[blood worm]]. MTS snails are not generally touched. :Often bought to clear an aquarium of snails. But will require additional snails after a few months in order to keep their beaks in trim and well fed. Blood
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• Tadpole Snail
  [[Category:Snails - Common names (Freshwater)]] [[Category:Invertebrates - Common names (Freshwater)]]
  128 bytes (15 words) - 14:16, 15 October 2012
• Cherax destructor
  :Western Blue Claw, crawchie, crawdad, craybob, freshwater yabby 'Note: The name "yabby" is ocassionaly used to refer to any freshwater crayfish species in Australia, such as the [[Blue Yabby]]; and the saltwate
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• Pomacea diffusa
  ...hermaphroditic snails. Female grows faster than the male at first. In male snails the shell opening tends to be larger and rounder, due to the penial complex :When 2 snails are mating, it's the female which is the lower of the pair. Female lays the
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