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Old 07-08-2008, 09:33 PM
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Just had a quick check on Planet Catfish and Scotcat, Spotted about 5" and Humbug about 7", tho I'm sure I've seen a bigger humbug than that in an lfs a few years back, but could be wrong. I moved mine on when I got my bichir, they were only about 3" and would have ended up as snacks.
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Old 07-08-2008, 09:41 PM
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Hello tel I dint see this thred earlier but I agree with Lex,use the flubenol wormer but triple the dose to a 15% solution,should kill em off and worm your fish at the same time.
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Nice info lads cheers, not sure which was to go.

I don't like the idea of chemicals but then do I wanna add any big cats to my community tank... will have to mull it over

Curvi didn't know you had a birchir! pic's please
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Any species of Botia will get rid of snails, avoid clowns because they get too big but there is plenty of other species. A quick Google search should find plenty of species for you.
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Nice info lads cheers, not sure which was to go.

I don't like the idea of chemicals but then do I wanna add any big cats to my community tank... will have to mull it over

Curvi didn't know you had a birchir! pic's please
There's a pic of the ornate that I still have here Your Favourite Picture Thread and he's the 2nd from the right in my sig.
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i eat snails
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