24 июл. 2010 г. · Forgive my ignorance, but do Trumpet snails really eat fish poop??? i never thought snails did that, but if that is the case, then maybe i might ...

11 янв. 2016 г. · Edit: it has been pointed out that Malaysian Trumpet Snails do eat poop. ... They aren't the snails pet shop employees claim eat poop. Also ... Do trumpet snails create much waste? : r/Aquariums Any critter that eats poop? : r/Aquariums Do MTS really eat fish poop? : r/Aquariums Why snail poop are accumulating and not decomposing. Другие результаты с сайта www.reddit.com

21 июн. 2021 г. · They do eat leftover fish food, but I've seen malaysian trumpets turn a big pile of poo into a little pile of sand, and I've seen ramshorns ... Snail to Clean Up Betta Poop - General Discussion Ammonia from Waste (poop) vs Ammonia from food Malaysian trumpet Snails - General Discussion Другие результаты с сайта forum.aquariumcoop.com

14 июл. 2016 г. · The only poop I see is from fish and shrimp (shrimp pellet poops in a shrimp only tank). I keep fish differently than you, so what I see and you ... Poop cleaner fish? | Freshwater Fish Forum - FishLore Malaysian Trumpet Snail and sand? | Snails Forum - FishLore Breeding snails and ghost shrimp together? - Fishlore Trumpet snails, an invasion! | Snails Forum - FishLore Другие результаты с сайта www.fishlore.com

Malayan trumpet snails eat surplus food and produce a lot of waste. This is a piece of excellent news for the shrimp because it benefits their digestion system.

They poop more than they ever clean. All algae eating critters poop alot. I had millions in a couple tanks I have broken down. The bottom of those tanks was ...

These snails are ferocious eaters that feed on algae and plant detritus. They also love eating decaying matter, and their rapid breeding rate can help you get ...

23 окт. 2014 г. · They are attacking and eating the excess MTS I can't get to, and I have to say, I get a little satisfaction from using an organic removal method ...

Malaysian Trumpet Snails eat almost continuously. They are good scavengers and tank cleaners thanks to their great appetites.