Living in a small college dorm with three other girls, we have no idea about snails.
Well, one of the girls brought a snail and put it in our 10 gallon tank with our two guppies. The snail has now multiplied to a mass extent. We certainly don't need that many snails so . . . we cleaned out the whole tank (with warm water) and all the gravel and plants, hoping to kill every snail we had.
Now, my question is, have we really killed all the snails? And if no . . . how can we get rid of the snail problem??
Here's all the info I have so far:
- we have no idea what type of snail it was that started the problem
- the guppies are "fancy guppies"
- a "skunk botia" was suggested to help (how helpful would that be??)
Well, one of the girls brought a snail and put it in our 10 gallon tank with our two guppies. The snail has now multiplied to a mass extent. We certainly don't need that many snails so . . . we cleaned out the whole tank (with warm water) and all the gravel and plants, hoping to kill every snail we had.
Now, my question is, have we really killed all the snails? And if no . . . how can we get rid of the snail problem??
Here's all the info I have so far:
- we have no idea what type of snail it was that started the problem
- the guppies are "fancy guppies"
- a "skunk botia" was suggested to help (how helpful would that be??)