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Can killer snails be mixed with shrimp and fish?

Jane Margolis
2020-07-16 23:32:32
Killer snails should not be mixed with shrimp. Killer snails belong to a more ferocious group of snails, their food range is very wide, unlike other snails only eat algae, fish and shrimp food residues and vegetables and other foods. They prefer to eat meat and fishy food, especially the carcasses of various snails and fish and shrimp. Even some young fish and shrimp, or fish and shrimp that are slow to move because of illness or old age, may become the dish of killer snails. Therefore, it is not recommended to mix them with shrimp.
Can killer snails be mixed with shrimp and fish?

1. can killer snails be mixed with shrimp?

Killer snails can not be mixed with shrimp, especially some small shrimp and killer snails can not be raised together. This is because shrimp is in the food range of killer snails. The food of killer snails includes the following categories:

1. Meat and fishy: Killer snails like to eat all kinds of snails, and also like to eat the carcasses of some fish and shrimp, and even some young fish and shrimp and slow-moving old and sick fish and shrimp. Meat is the favorite food of the killer snail.

2. Algae: Killer snails like to eat algae in the water, including green spot algae that pollutes the water. But killer snails like meat and fishy food best, so they are not so good at cleaning algae.

3. Omnivorous: Killer snails are not picky eaters. Some remnants of fish food and shrimp food, and some self-made snail food like boiled vegetable leaves are acceptable. They are easier to raise.

2. Can killer snails be mixed with fish?

Killer snails should not be mixed with fish, because killer snails eat fish. But killer snails eat only fish carcasses and some young fish, as well as fish that are slow to move because they are sick or old. Therefore, if we must mix with fish, we need to pay attention not to raise some small fish, it is best to raise some large fish.

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