The Nursery: Baby Mystery Snail Tank Maintenance.

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Hiya! Thanks for checking out how I do maintenance on my 5 gallon nursery tank. Hope it gives you a few tips for your nursery or perhaps your mind was just curious of my process. Either way, I hope you enjoyed the video and I look forward to seeing you all in the next one!
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Thank you again for watching and all your support!
Hug your snails for me!
~Lav
@Lavnyia_ on IG
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I always lay a small mesh net across my bucket and siphon into it that way i can just look in the net instead of the bucket. Works great for me!

Idkseemskindafishy
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I do it this exact same way. I feed in little fish bowls so I put all my snabies in the bowls before removing them from tank.

robinchristensen
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This was a great and informative video. The music in the background was somewhat distracting and a little too loud. Just FYI for future reference. I love everything I learn from you !!

CynthiaManning-mbed
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This is a really great channel! Thank you, Lavinia!

justthefactslibrarian
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How do you get rid of white planeria with snails in a well established planted tank?
I was thinking of setting my snails up in a large apothecary jar with an airator filter and putting fenbendazole or something of the sort in the main planted tank. Any experience? Any advise would be great 😊
Edit:
I can't believe I didn't mention... My Mystery Snails clutch is hatching right now :)
I have a little area for them but the planeria has got to go before they get too big.

tipbyn
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Hello! My very first clutch is hatching and I'm hoping I can get some advice on which tank to let them into to grow. I have a 10 gallon that is currently housing some cory fry I'm growing up and a 20 gallon that's heavily planted with white cloud mountain minnows and shrimp. These are the only 2 tanks I find it wise to let them hatch into because my only other 2 tanks contain gourami and I think they would get eaten...so I have to choose either the 10 they may muck up fast or the 20 that the plants could benefit from the muck more and is better equipped to deal with the extra bioload but also have to worry about sucking up shrimplets if I have to gravel vac and not being able to get in-between the plants...help!

ashleighmartinez
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It may just be me, but most of this video, your voice is overwhelmed by the “drums” in the music. Hopefully your next video is more focused on your voice. Thanks for sharing!

duckilama
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I would love to purchase some mystery snails from you, when I try to go to your site it says that the domain is not set up

williamthedford
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What do you have in that dish at the bottom?

nicholeclarke
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Lav what is the max size to be in a breeding box my Python is huge I move he adult’s big so baby’s wouldn’t stand a chance with it like maybe jelly bean size would be okay but are they going to be fine until that size?

sugarbabie
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I noticed you didn't have any lid on the tank, do you ever have them escape?

TheHighPriestessStudio
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What do you do with extra duckweed after it takes over the whole top?

extras
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hi Lavyna i need some advice i have so many baby snails i added 20 to a 20 gallon tank and they got way bigger than the ones in the tank they were born in. My question is is 20 too many for my 20 gallon?

thelymrist