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Yeah they are fun to watch. But extremely small. Guess I need a makro lenns.

I use this on my Sony camera https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/came ... s/sel30m35

You don’t need expansive kit though, try using one of those clip on macro lenses for your camera phone.


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Absolutely. I might get a cheapo one for my iPhone.

Algae In Space wrote:Yay my first two floaters

Congrats!

opae ula related wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019 18:43

Algae In Space wrote:Yay my first two floaters

Congrats!

Thanks!

odin wrote: ↑12 Jun 2019 12:45 I’d go with zebra nerite snails as they won’t breed and are bigger, if you pull out all the long stuff they just go about eating most of the algae and hair algae.


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Which one would you recommend? There are so many types of zebra nerites. Difficult to get the ones who live in brackish water or seawater here in Austria.

Large zebra nerites... all mine are from fresh water tanks and I introduce them to my brackish tanks and they do fine.

https://aquariuminfo.org/zebraneritesnail.html




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Oh all right then! Has anyone tried Neritina pulligera? http://www.aquascapinglab.com/en/2017/07/12/neritina/
She's a brackish snail too.

Bought two Neritina pulligera today. And there was even a baby snail in there. Can't tell what kind of snail it is. It's too small

Here they are. Let's see how they will do.