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pakman
Guest
Do you think it is better to leave an animals carcass/shedding in the tank or take it out? for ecosystem purposes
steve40
Member
IT ALL DEPENDS ON HOW MANY ORGANISMS ARE ALIVE IN YOUR TANK, IF THERE ARE ALOT THEN LET IT BE, IF THEY ARE SCARCE THEN REMOVE IT BEFORE YOUR AMONIA GOES UP.
IF YOU HAVE SNAILS THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF THE JOB, CRITTERS THAT ARE ALIVE IN THE SAND (IF YOU HAVE THEM) WILL TAKE CARE OF THE JOB. IF YOU HAVE NO CRITTERS AND ACTUAL ANIMALS THEN REMOVE THE CARCASS.
IF YOU HAVE SNAILS THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF THE JOB, CRITTERS THAT ARE ALIVE IN THE SAND (IF YOU HAVE THEM) WILL TAKE CARE OF THE JOB. IF YOU HAVE NO CRITTERS AND ACTUAL ANIMALS THEN REMOVE THE CARCASS.
chrismilano
Member
Sheddings leave in, dead meaty stuff take out.
sheddings are nonpolluting for the most part. I leave in my sally lightfoot shells and my cleaner shrimp skins.
sheddings are nonpolluting for the most part. I leave in my sally lightfoot shells and my cleaner shrimp skins.