Tim Harrison
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Nice going Paulo. At the very least you've probably got the population under control and it gives your shrimplets a fighting chance
An interesting Leech article has come my way via "Buglife" <"Buglife Blogs ~ Fascinating Invertebrates ~ Bring on the leeches!">.Nice going Paulo. At the very least you've probably got the population under control and it gives your shrimplets a fighting chance
Many thanks Darrel, I have still managed to catch a few more on the 60cm, on the 30cm I haven't spotted any more!Hi all,
An interesting Leech article has come my way via "Buglife" <"Buglife Blogs ~ Fascinating Invertebrates ~ Bring on the leeches!">.
cheers Darrel
He says he lives next to @Geoffrey Rea , so maybe going to add them to his pond?No way! What for?
Hard to tell, because I have hundreds of snails and shrimp in this tank, I thought most had gone but they seem to be coming again! oh well, gotta live with these now unless I tear down the tank and that is not going to happen any time soon!I have come across reports that assassin snails will kill leeches, you have snails so maybe thats not an option for you. Are more shrimplets surviving now that you are catching the leeches?
To be honest, no idea, most likely in some plants I got from other people!Do you know where they might have come from?
Yeah the missus did say "next time warn me before you post this 💩on your stories!! LOLFigures.
I am going to setup a quarantine tank. This situation would end my plans/tanks in about 1 wife-second.
This is literally how alien movies start. Don’t do itYeah the missus did say "next time warn me before you post this 💩on your stories!! LOL
But I have grown to them now! I am thinking of setting up a little contained ecosphere and see how they do in there long term! lol