Hairy nerites. I forget their real name, but if you google I'm sure it'll come up. I have 2 right now. They get a little larger then regular nerites. I don't think they are actually related, just the name. They clean the glass, eat dead plants, burrow in the gravel and pretty much leave everything else alone.
Deep Substrate question
My substrate is about 3-4" deep and my rank is heavily planted. I have noticed that it looks like algae is forming in it about 1" down. I see it all along the glass.
I was told to use MTS to help the substrate but I have assassin snails and I know they will eat them. So the question is, is there any other animal that will work as well as the MTS in burrowing in the substrate?
I used Florite substrate so it's not sandy at all.
I was told to use MTS to help the substrate but I have assassin snails and I know they will eat them. So the question is, is there any other animal that will work as well as the MTS in burrowing in the substrate?
I used Florite substrate so it's not sandy at all.
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