I have a golden mystery snail, will the assains bother him?
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If he is larger like 1 inch+ diameter then I would say no. They didn't mess with my nerites over the three months I had them in the tank. If smaller then it would be at your own risk.
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When I contacted the manufacturer a while back, they said they are Golden Wonder Killies. Fun fish but the aphyiosimeon species are prettier and less aggressive.
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I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to expand the amount of available "territory". I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to... » Read More I have a betta, two ADFs and just added this little guy. I was a little worried about the frogs getting snapped at so I monitored closely. At first, one of the frogs was actually "nipping" the crayfish. I don't know if this was territorial or if the crayfish smells like dinner. Crayfish was initially a little defensive but hasn't done any actual harm, and the frogs tend to dart away if they run into each other. After a couple days everything seems peaceful, I think they just needed a few days to get used to one another. I do recommend plenty of hiding places at various heights to expand the amount of available "territory". « Show Less
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Any should work, but other baits are possible. Have they already caught mice? If so you may need to boil them to get rid of the scent.
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Not sure. I would call the mfg and ask them or a veterinarian. You could try just a few pieces and see what happens. Maybe even out some peanut butter on it and see if that attracts them
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I am not sure it really matters, the larva will die on contact and the flying one will leave the area.
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I personally would worry you could "cook" him. Maybe if you placed him in a 5 gallon WITH a thermometer he would be safest. I hope this helps.
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I have never had to deal with these little critters so can't help. Good luck.
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You need to have mated pairs for them to breed. They are not like regular snails.
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My golden male will chase other smaller dogs. The Dogtra will stop him immediately. Hope it works for you
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I keep an African Dwarf Frog with my Betta. I really enjoy him. you could keep one or two small fish like terra. I would not personally put a goldfish in there. goldfish are very messy Fish and Aquarium even though it has a filter really isn't sufficient for that unless you want to do water changes a lot
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I keep them with mine no problems.they will mess with tiny snail's but have never hurt one.
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Yes...These critters are really cute, my daughter has bonded with them. Believe it or not, they have personality and are a lot of fun to watch!! Initially, they were petrified in their new home, but are very comfortable now. They can sometimes be aggressive with any bottom/slow moving dwellers. One of mine is much calmer than the other, so again, it's a chance you're taking. If you decide to put them in the same tank, be sure that it's very heavily planted so that both have plenty of places to hide. Good luck and happy holidays!
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Yes, I even found a dead mouse in one of mine. Place some food (bait) inside and that will attract insects more.
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It depends on the fish. If you have guppies or smaller live bearers, then yes. Goldfish/koi is a nogo, though.
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They breed like cockroaches. If it's one thing they do is breed. Their eggs came on live plants I bought and soon my tropheus cichlid tank was dotted with them. Then they started breeding and clogged the filter valves of my Eheim. To get rid of them I had to purchase assassin snails which slowly ate them for up to six months to control them. Pests I say, don't think they are a cute novelty.
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They're pretty small. I have a 60 gallon tank with a pretty strong filer pump, after I put them in the tank I never saw them again. Dont know if they were eaten or got sucked into the filter. If your goldfish isn't too big you would probably be OK.