Fish: Re: [tropical fish club] Grow a Fish kits

Hi Guys,
I wanted snails to help clean the tank, didn't know the couple
of mystery snails that I have would get so big and do so well.
So I got some regular snails or pond snails whatever their called.
Now I have probably 100's or thousands of snails, regular or pond snails
what ever they are,
that I would like to get rid of. And just keep some mystery snails. Since
they do get big and do well on cleaning.
I was told the regular snails that I don't want anymore would reperduce
very fast, they do but you get 100's and they grow very slow.
I have three tanks, a 29 gallon, a 15 gallon and a 2 gallon for hospital or
eggs, I have unwanted snails in all of the tanks.
I guess a little of changing things back and forth put snails in all 3
tanks.
I saw something called "snail be gone" before I ever had any snails, is it
something that works or what do I need to do??
Henry

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On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 10:12 PM, Donna King <donnalynneking@yahoo.com>wrote:

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> http://www.toysforoutdoors.co.uk/#/magic-fish/4539744261
> Hey all have you seen this on the market.
> Its killie fish eggs called "magic powder".
> At least the care instructions are better than the Grow a Frog kit where
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> tell you to keep the frogs in tiny cubes and don't explain anything about
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> need to change the water. I have a hard time beliving you would be able to
> hatch enough BBS to feed 6 fry.
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> I wonder if the killie groups have seen these. I've seen adds for these
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> I hope they are a breed that don't grow and get mean like so many of them
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> Donna
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