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We have had a much wetter than normal summer for SW Arkansas this year. My daughters and I were putting our AM500 feed into the feeder yesterday and they asked what the black things were on the shore. In an inch or so of water. I looked and they were very small snails. I have read about RES controlling these. I stocked 50 last year. I know they may not have made it with my GSF population but should I be alarmed. Do I need to do something about them?? Is the wetter than normal year why they are in the pond? I have never seen any before, but the pond is only a few years old. I will try to get a picture today and post it. Could I have done something to cause them?? All the work I've put in the last year, I hope snails don't ruin it!
Thanks guys!
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