This may sound like a silly question, but how do you remove a snail from the side of your tank?. I'm testing some new food with him, but I need to separate him from the rest of the populace and he's proving rather uncooperative. He clams up and holds on to the glass for dear life if I touch him obviously, but I don't want to pull too hard lest I injure him. Does anyone have a work around on this problem, short of waiting around for the snail to leave when he feels like it?
lol exactly! i had to do this the other night when my snail decided it wanted to hangout on the filter outlet causing an annoying water splashing noise that woke me up.
Okay, listen carefully because I'm going to tell you a heavily guarded trade secret used by us snail wranglers for many centuries. Oh wait, before I continue, do you own an ocarina?
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