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![]() I have noticed a lot of eggs all over the glass lately. Today I noticed two different kinds of very tiny snails.
This one almost looks like a sundail snail.... But i'm not sure how to clarify. He was found nowhere near any zoas. ![]() ![]() Also found a few of these guys. They have what looks to be a tube in the front. I thought they may be baby nassarius, but after some research, they are extremely rare to breed in an artificial habitat. ![]() ![]() Anything I need to worry about??
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![]() First one definitely looks like a sundial snail. Just to be safe, catch out all those ones and get rid of them IMO.
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![]() The first one is a Collonista Snail - harmless. The second with the tube as the front that you describe sounds like it may be a type of Whelk - which is usually not good.
Here is a Sundial snail: ![]() ![]() Last edited by Myka; 01-12-2015 at 03:16 AM. Reason: Added photo. |
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![]() +1 to Collonista snail. I've always had bunch in my tanks that come out at night. Sundial snails have a more textured shell.
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