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i have a molly fish that loves to leave large piles of excrement everywear. Would a fighting conch would able to deal with this?
fighting conch for detritus control
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This is ridiculous. Please do not add bleach to your tank.
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Who posted that and when? "Don't be afraid to add more. You can never add enough." Even if that did work, wouldn't you want to control how much you put in? :doh:
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Well the Conch isn't really going to eat the poo, mostly left over food. Then you have a Snail that is pooing
Typically it doesn't make a big impact, on the volume sadly. Overall its not going lower the amount at all. For excess food scavenging that fish miss is really the only big help he would provide.
Best bet is just siphon clean more often and maybe change less water but do it more often. How often are you siphoning now?
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I think dirtycontour got a few to many tabs open at once, happens lol but its a miss post....I think I know what thread that is from though.Who posted that and when? "Don't be afraid to add more. You can never add enough." Even if that did work, wouldn't you want to control how much you put in? :doh:
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Oh... Lol
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The mods must have deleted the post. This guy posted on a few different threads telling people to add bleach to their tanks, superglue anemones, and punish crabs...I was trying to do a little clean up.
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How do you punish a crab?
Was he trolling (like pulling a prank) or being serious?
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He told the OP to pull a leg off, etc.How do you punish a crab?
Was he trolling (like pulling a prank) or being serious?
He was trolling. I looked at all of his posts(in his profile) and all ten were bad advice.
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