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My slug I had for the algae died last night, the cleaner shrimp are eating it. Should I fish out the slug’s body or let nature take its corpse?

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If really depends on the effectiveness of your cleaning crew and size of your tank. When a snail kicks the bucket the scavengers in my tank usually have it polished off within a few hours.

If it's still mainly there after a day I'd probably remove the corpse.
 
If really depends on the effectiveness of your cleaning crew and size of your tank. When a snail kicks the bucket the scavengers in my tank usually have it polished off within a few hours.

If it's still mainly there after a day I'd probably remove the corpse.
Ok thank you
 

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