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![]() Quote:
First is a stomatella snail, and the second is a kind of fanworm. Both beneficial.
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-- Tony My next hobby will be flooding my basement while repeatedly banging my head against a brick wall and tearing up $100 bills. Whee! |
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![]() the 1st photo looks like a cowrie
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![]() The second photo is Spirorbid worms. They are beneficial filter feeders. I also think the first one is a Stomatella. Does it look like the photo with a small semi-flat shell on it's back?
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![]() Thanks!!
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![]() i have 5 of those suddenly showed up 4 months after my tank had been set up all different color.
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![]() Stomatellas will breed in the reef too. Their population will flourish and fade according to how much food is in the tank. Nice to have a self-adjusting clean up crew.
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