I know there are marine nerites, but supposedly these are from streams in South Africa and Florida. I was thinking they live in fresh but migrate to the brackish mouth of the river to reproduce?
They definitely look different than the marine nerites.
Lifespan about one year?
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No, But they might take offense to the transport of Live Worms and pitch it! Bill
Why an unmarked package? Worried the UPS/FEDEX guy/gal will stop off at the fishing hole on their route? I’d be more worried about that happening with the USPS guy/gal.
Or maybe your friendly neighborhood contractor… ever since I picked up a free Popeil’s Pocket Fisherman after Katrina. While going over the inventory […]
Now I’m goin’ way out on a limb here, but I’ll bet you could find some enterprising individual on the Internet that would be willing to send you some? Provided of course, that they came in an unmarked package?
ol’ bill
Well, you could travel all the way to the coast to find a bait shop, and they may carry earthworms that you could buy. Did you feed your oscar meal worms? Maybe red worms?
\Steve//
From what I have read about nerite snails, they will not do well if kept in freshwater for long, they are more brackish to marine water snails. I cannot vouch for that statement, just something I read on the web, and I cannot quickly locate it right now. Something that I do not see mentioned […]
I thought I replied to this.
They could just be red variants of Planaria. Planaria are common in tanks that might be needing some extra gravel cleaning. Do you see them in the water column or just crawling on things and on the glass? Can you take a picture of them?
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Or Ol’ Bill could go on the college dorm diet (Generic Mac N Cheese and Ramen Noodles and occasional Bologna or PBJ sandwiches) and eat for less than $5.00 a week. After all, we needed the rest of our money for BEER and BABES!!!! (not necessarily in that order.. lol)
Lenny Vasbinder […]