Trumpet snails

[Zigcy]

Good day

Sorry if I post this topic / question in the wrong Forum.

Just a question about Trumpet Snails.

Im mew to them and used to hate snails in my tank. Alot of people ensured me trumpet snails are good for a tank and I started to keep them.

I eventually found 4 in my tank and enjoyed watching them grow to full lenght. After recently doing a water change I found a hand full of babies hiding in my substrate and under the driftwood.

Im scared they are to much for my tank and was wondering if it will be okey if I put them in my fish pond (kois, gold fish and some frogs).

Will they survive or will they be eaten?

Its eather the fish pond or I will just have to take them out.

Regards

 

[Fresh2o]

The fish may eat them, depending on the size. They will thrive in the pond during the warmer months and will die off when winter comes.

 

[Zigcy]

Great thank you. Its summer over here and temperature are between 32° to 40°.

I have potted plants in the pond, so I still put them in there.

 

[Toad]

If your feeding too much you're going to have a population explosion, I have a bunch in my tank but they sift my sand so I don't really care. It really just comes down to how much food they get

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