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04-20-2012, 07:29 PM
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Cerithium echinatum
Cerithium echinatum are reef safe and eat detritus, right?
I have located some in Calgary. They're aren't the exact species I was looking for, but they are the family I was looking for. They came in as "Needle Snails." I just want to double check before I buy them that they'll do what I want them to do: eat Mexican Turbo snail and fish waste. 
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