Nathaniel Whiteside
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Yeah same, you cant get rid!
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Some pictures of my CRS.
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I would love to, but there is no second camera around to take the picture.
Now what I do is this.
I set up the lenses on maximum possible magnification and attach them to the camera with reverse macro adapter. Then to achieve good focus I move the camera backward and forward while holding by hand. As the focus distance is about 2-3 inches only you can imagine how challenging is to do that without a macro rail, but I donn't have one.
So aproximately one in ten shots turns out nice.
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Anatome Helena predator snail will sort them out if they trouble you much.
Thanks G, but predator snails will eat the ramshorn snails too, and I like them.....I'll just have to tolerate them.
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You could collect as many Ramshorns as you can and put them in a bucket with some water and something to eat. Then release the Helena in the tank. The Ramshorns can stay for weeks in the backet and in the meanwhile the Helena would have sorted everything in the tank.
Nathaniel Whiteside
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Some of my best so far.
Are they Pures AD? Nice!
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No. They are not pure. My shrimps are mixed bag of all races, but I like it this way. There is more variety of colour patterns. I get everything from A to SSS class, K14, Snow White, some CBS as well.
