their haveing babys
Well it depends if you want them in there or not. It's your choice.
apple snails are like the same as a mystery snail and mystery snails need calcium drops added to the tank and algae and veggies of live food and a heater set at the tropical zone range
A black bear eats an ivory mystery snail.
Most suckerfish get too big, but an apple snail (same as a mystery snail) or some ramshore snails are awesome.
I have raised blue mystery snails for a few years and I have never seen one lay eggs when they were the only snail in the tank. I have seen egg clutches that didn't hatch, but I attribute that to an issue of the environment and not the fertility of the eggs.
To safely introduce a snail to a tank with betta fish, acclimate the snail to the tank water temperature, ensure the tank has enough hiding spots for the snail, and monitor the betta's behavior towards the snail to prevent any aggression.
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Snails cannot be made to stop reproducing. If you want the snail to stop reproducing in your tank, then remove it from the tank.
If a mystery snail has not moved for more then 3 days, it is likely to be dead. If you do not see it move, this does not mead it is dead. Some snails ony come out at night. If you do not see a snail move, but it is in a different place everyday, it is fine. If it has not moved at all in 3 or more days, it is likely that it is not alive as it will be starving or starved to death. You can try taking a snail out of the tank and keeping it in a separate bucket with some food. This will also help to not polute the tank. If the bucket starts smelling really bad, then it is definitely dead.
Mystery snails should be acclimated to their new environment by slowly introducing them to the water temperature and chemistry of the tank. This can be done by floating the snail in a bag or container in the tank for about 15-20 minutes before releasing them. This helps them adjust gradually and reduces stress.
Yes or the snail will take in to muck backteria and die :)