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When I set up my RS 250 eleven months ago, I moved two large trochus snails from my previous tank. Just two. Not long afterwards I had a brood of 50 or so tiny trochus snails. I was pleased. Now, I'd estimate there are over 300 tiny ones, 20 or so mid sized, and all sizes in between, and they are taking over every nook and cranny of this tank.
It was set up with dry rock, dry and live sand, and left to cycle for most of the last year. I don't feed a lot and only have a few corals, four fish, and four RBTAs. I've had some issues with red slime algea/cyano and more recently GHA has been making an appearance. My small yellow tang doesn't seem interested in the GHA which I plan to manually remove at my next (long, long overdue) water change.
Could use some advice on getting rid of this overpopulation of snails. Manual removal / sale to a LFS is an option. Blow torch another (lol)
Are there others? Something that will grub on em?
Peace
Kurt
It was set up with dry rock, dry and live sand, and left to cycle for most of the last year. I don't feed a lot and only have a few corals, four fish, and four RBTAs. I've had some issues with red slime algea/cyano and more recently GHA has been making an appearance. My small yellow tang doesn't seem interested in the GHA which I plan to manually remove at my next (long, long overdue) water change.
Could use some advice on getting rid of this overpopulation of snails. Manual removal / sale to a LFS is an option. Blow torch another (lol)
Are there others? Something that will grub on em?
Peace
Kurt



