Needing to Id these guys

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by mattjoly85

Stomatella snail. Great for the aquarium! They eats micro of film algae.

Yup, wish I could find some

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Yup, wish I could find some

I'll keep you in mind if my 1 ever turns into many

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

I'll keep you in mind if my 1 ever turns into many

Not sure if one can do that

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Not sure if one can do that

Just a funny
I'm pretty sure that would be a feat of nature
I think I have more than 1
I had a larger one months ago and last night moved a small one from the sump to DT, so who knows how many I have

[ensquire]

Thanks Guys, huge relief. Was thinking flatworms or something similar.

[HL649]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Not sure if one can do that

I believe most Gastropods can reproduce sexually or asexually; so yes, 1 can turn into many.

[reefwars]

Algae grazers yea but the breed a lot my 25g tank has literally hundreds if not thousands its ugly to see regardless of what they eat

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by reefwars

Algae grazers yea but the breed a lot my 25g tank has literally hundreds if not thousands its ugly to see regardless of what they eat

Wanna ship?

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Wanna ship?

i can easily send you a 100 in a small container maybe $10 for shipping if you seriously want some??

[daniella3d]

Unless they can split themselves (they don't), they still need two to do it.

they are not like aiptasias and cannot split or regrow from a small fragment.

How exactly do they reproduce asexually? Stomatella snails spawn together in the aquarium releasing eggs and sperm. One cannot do it alone. Only one can still release eggs or sperm but that's not going to end up as larvaes.

Originally Posted by HL649

I believe most Gastropods can reproduce sexually or asexually; so yes, 1 can turn into many.