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I had a crayfish with a similar problem. What I did was give my crayfish a saline bath for about 30 seconds to a minute (using the aquarium salt they sell at the stores to treat illness) they"ll die and fall off or just die in their place if they are too attached Sent from my iPhone using...

yeah the heat will transfer over easily since glass is a bad conductor of heat anyway.what are you going to do about the filtration for both sides though?

That IS a ramshorn. Sometimes when they are younger they will have leopard spots that eventually get covered up when they get older

Yeah nerite sorry.my phone did autocorrect

Sorry about that I mixed up diatoms with regular algae for a sec.But lighting does affect them it's actually low lighting that benefits them not high lighting. However extra nutrients for them will cause them to have an outbreak namely phosphate and silicates. Sent from my iPhone using...

The reason they didn't eat a lot of the anacharis is probably because anacharis is allelopathic, meaning that they release a kind of toxin that inhibit the growth of other plants (mainly algae). Don't worry though the toxin in general wont affect your rams Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium...

Anacharis,hornwort, and parrotfeather are very cold water tolerant so those could work for you Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Do water changes more often to keep the water healthier for your fry(and this will promote better rapid growth)but keep the new water parameters as close as you can to the original waters tank. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Could be an excess of nutrients and too much light in that particular tank. That's what usually causes algae outbreaks Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Diatoms will go away eventually as the tank ages. You just have to be patient Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

If it persists get a few Nettie's. They are algae eating monsters and will eat it off anything Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

RCC's sometimes stay out of the water for a while (especially if they can stay moist) so it won't be too likely that it will die bit you should leave it alone until it's fully recovered Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

They remind me alot of cows. Slow, plant eaters, and friendly and many little critters like to hitch a ride on their backs Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

How many rams did you have in that tank? Because I was thinking of getting a few but I want to know their destruction capabilities

Here's another pic I got of the biggest white ram of the group. I have about three of them(maybe a few more)from what I can tell. I'll try breeding them and seeing if the trait can be passed on. If I'm successfull I would love to give some out to you guys as celebration. Wish me luck!

White ramshorn Apparently there is a variant of ramshorn snail with White shells and yellowish bodies. I had a few of these guys pop up out of my red ramshorn colony. I wonder if this trait can be breeded successfully or it's just a random genetic glitch.