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  1. Default Bulbs and plants

    Are They Safe? If So Do They Cause Snails? If They Did Are The Snails Harmfull?? Please Help.
    ~ The fish dude~

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    Default

    Of course snails are safe; they are an aquarium's janitors. Aquarium plants don't 'cause' snails; occasionally plants come in with snail eggs on them. Snails are no bad thing; it's only when you overfeed your fishes that they reach plague proportions.
    Aquarium plant bulbs rarely if ever have snail eggs on them.
    Nearly every freshwater aquarium has snails, the number based on fish feeding and maintenance practices.

    Dave

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    thanx! I just started with the plants.
    ~ The fish dude~

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