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Henry's selection varies by the season. Nature's Corner may not have the largest selection but they have some of the healthiest stock. Some of my best fish came from Nature's Corner. Not only are they good for supplies/food, but they are one of the best for aquarium plants, ponds, bird watching supplies, etc. IMO, Henry's and Gillian's knowledge & helpfulness are second to none. If you haven't gone to visit them, you really should. You won't regret it. Remember to let them know you are an AA member.

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Kale or collards are both very good for snails ... they are both quite high in calcium. Good for their shells! Do not feed them spinach, as spinach contains an enzyme that blocks their ability to absorb calcium. You can find kale at most grocery stores. I've only found collards at Sobeys, so far.

Those look like they are just babies. Check out my wife's adults ... Sulawesi snail babies!!

Insufficient food, maybe? What are you feeding it? If its just algae, that is not enough for most large snail species. Try steamed kale, steamed collards or sliced zucchini as a feeding supplement.

Hey Taylor, I could be wrong but I don't think the Fluval 1 will give you flow control. You would need a minimum of a Fluval 2 for that feature (which in a paladarium, would probably be ideal). If you just need to move water, you might also consider a fountain pump.

The "electric blue" is a stable blue variant of Procambarus alleni. There are lots of theories as to why a cray will turn blue, including diet and lighting conditions. If you haven't already, check out www.bluecrayfish.com.

Talk to my wife (bottomdweller_fan), she has had some success with these Sulawesi snails. From her original pair, she already has three babies.

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