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From: KB Koh <KB_Koh at ccm_ipn.intel.com>
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> I have found that many of my broad-leaves plants including a few
> Anubias (I think - it fit the description) have holes on quite a
> number of leaves. I also found a small snail (could be a pond snail)
> in my tank. ...
> [I] have yet to see the snail eating my plants yet. How can I
> terminate all these uninvited guests.
I had a 29g tank that had a bad infestation of small, round snails.
I'm not up on snail ID, but these started out at pin-head size and got
up to a little larger than pea-size. Brown shells, reddish animal.
They definitely put holes in my anubias nana -- pin holes at first,
but growing to half-inch across. I nuked the snails with massive,
repeated doses of Had-a-Snail(R), but you might want to be careful
about dropping that much copper in a tank.
-- Keith
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