I did a full clean of Veronica's 30 gallon last night. It took me all 12 tracks of Alanis Morissette's Acoustic album to get it done.
I treated the water (I use tap water) with the usual fish water treatment that I use to get rid of potentially harmful chemicals in the tap water. This morning I noticed that there was some white substance on the floor of the tank which I am guessing is the chemicals that just settled in powder form from the treatment.
Should I try and wipe those out? There's only a few spots of it but I'm guessing it would dissolve back into the water which would defeat the purpose of the whole water treating anyway.
Also. My snail, currently renamed Tally since she turned out to be female, is LAYING EGGS LIKE CRAZY. She's had to have laid hundreds of them by now. They're little black dots and there's so many that they couldn't be anything but eggs. I've watched her lay them. She lays them and then falls over on the side of her shell for a second and then she's back up and moving across the tank. A few hours later there's some more.
I currently have her in a couple inches of water in the ten gallon that I kept her and Veronica in while I was doing the cleaning. I left Tally in the ten gallon because I do not want those eggs in Veronica's tank anymore. What I'm wondering is how long this will go on. I don't think the eggs are fertilized because after a week or so they didn't expand or grow at all.
I want to put Tally back in the big tank but I'm going to wait until she's done...doing whatever it is she's doing.



