A few questions.

[roadster3043]

Greetings.

Is it normal behavior for a turbo snail to bury it's snout in the sand and move it around like if it were searching for something while still stuck on the glass?

I was reading Oxy Clean's label and it says to use 2 scoops of it, for cleaning aquariums, has anyone used it? comments?

I saw a small yellow cloud in my 10 gal nano I'm not sure if it was from a turbo snail, could it have been urine from the turbo?

I'm seeing some white pod like things on my live rock, should I be concerned?(will post some pictures if I can get good shots of them)

Are grounding probes a necessity?

TIA

 

[fishfreek]

I would not use oxy clean on a aquarium that has critters in it.

The reason.

I dont konw exactly how that product works but if it oxygenates the water it could do so to such a degree that it does damage to the inverts and or fish.

 

[Guest]

You cannot use oxy-clean in a setup aquarium. You can use two scoops mixed with a small amount of water to rid the calcium deposits on the glass of an empty one.

I believe that it contains O2H2. That would not be good for your aquarium

 

[roadster3043]

Greetings.

Forgive me for not giving a complete explanation of the Oxy Clean. I know it is a chemical, but I was asking about it for like what timbo2 said to remove the calcium deposits of equipment and such, but not in an established aquarium itself with animals in it, etc.

 

[roadster3043]

Any comments on the grounding probe?

The pods or cocoons on my live rock look like if they were incubating something or are they some kind of sponge?

 

[cal91666]

Any comments on the grounding probe?

I use one as an insurance item. For less than $15 where can you go wrong.