Apfelschnecken : Das grosse Fressen in Zeitraffer im 30 l Aquarium

Apfelschnecken beim Futtern in Zeitraffer Im Tetra AquaArt 30 l Aufzuchtaquarium aufgenommen . Kleine Guppy und Schwertträger sind kaum noch zu erkennen . Aufgenommen mit Canon Digital Ixus 70 . Lustiges Video .Applesnail -Ampullariidae Pomacea bridgesi - Feeding in the apple snail in time lapse motion in my 8 gallon tank rearing aquarium included. Small guppy and swordtail are barely discernible.. Funny video , must see .
Acuario 30 Litros

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[jcmaccormack]

Do you breed apple snails? I'm trying to and could use some pointers! The Internet doesn't have much info about it. What kind of food are they eating?

[wannermike2]

@jcmaccormack Hi , The apple snails eat almost every feed and algae . The eggs they lay beyond the water.

[caenre28]

Das Apfelschnecke ... das Monster ein .. lol ist riesig . das sind nur Pomacea Briggs ?

[wannermike2]

@caenre28 Hi , im linken Teil ist eine Paradiesschnecke ( Marisa cornuarietis ) zu sehen .

[grashopper78]

boa eine prachtschnecke wie gross ist die?respekt

[wannermike2]

Hi , danke ,die grösste war ca. 4 cm .

[sf200425997]

@georgis4 Interesting - thanks. I just assumed they were since so many snail species are Just visited applesnail net - surprise. Thanks again.

[georgis4]

@sf200425997

apple snails are NOT hermaphrodites you need a male and a female to breed....;)

[ActiveO21]

die tiere sind voll toll... die werden ja größer als weinbergschnecken

[sf200425997]

once I bought a pair (yes, I know they're hermaphrodites..) because well.. they were pretty to look at ;)

What a mistake. It was quiet in my fish tank for a while. Then when I was cleaning up I've noticed the cocoons. 3 of them. I didn't knock them down, since I've found them to be.. interesting. After a few days it started. Tens of hundreds little spots, heading for the bottom of the tank. Like a full-blown war in a fish tank. They're lovely, but make no mistake - they reproduce like rabbits.