Needing to Id these guys

[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??

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by reefwars

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

Maybe we should wait until it warms up a bit?

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Maybe we should wait until it warms up a bit?

its your call , i can send them at anytime for you just let me know when and ill fish you out a bunch , i dont think the cold would bother these guys much as they are indestructable lol but yeah whenever you want them send me a pm and they are yours

[Reef Puffer]

They dont take the cold too well. Thats if they are the same ones i just moved. They are pretty hardy and breed like mad. after 5 hours in a cooler even tho, and there werent many left alive.

[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.

[intarsiabox]

Originally Posted by 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.

I don't know about this specific snail but many species are hermaphrodites and capable of auto-fertilization. So asexual reproduction is quite common in gastropods.