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Slash1406

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Ever since I've had my tank (about 2 months) there was a cute little snail living in it. Only really small so I decided to leave him in there. Now there are about 20 and it's gonna keep growing. What is the best way to ensure that I get rid of them all??
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You can buy stuff to clear all the snails out, if possible I think you'd need to move Axie out as it's probably not safe to have them both together, if not you'd need to pick all the snails out and clean up any eggs, probably stuck to any plants or decor you have in the tank.

Best of luck, let us know how you get on :happy:
 
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