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![]() What you've experienced with the snails is extremely common. If you diligently research all of your purchases before you make them you will avoid a lot of surprises like that. You can also expect that your crabs will occasionally kill your snails for their meat and for their shells from time to time as well.
The Grazing Snails, Part I - Turbo, Trochus, Astraea, and Kin http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-05/rs/index.php
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![]() Sometimes my hermits pull out other hermits. Then I find legs and stuff floating...ughh...annoying.
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![]() Is there anything I can do to mitigate them going cannibal? Keeping them well fed and providing extra homes perhaps?
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![]() i've done both, given extra shells and make sure they get enough to eat, but I think they do it for sport or some kind of hermit crab ego thing.
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![]() Quote:
Keep one cause they are cool to watch. Run if a LFS asks you about 'clean up crew' |
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