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![]() I put two little rocks with zoas in my nano last night and noticed that my unidentified hitchhiker snail rushed over to it as soon as the lights went out. I segregated the snail in case it damages the zoas.
Are any snails capable of hurting zoas? Would it be poisoned if it tried? The snail is about 1/2 inch long, black and yellow. I thought it might be a bumble bee snail because of the colours, but from the pictures I've seen their stripes are more regular. Regards, Nevin |
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![]() Yes....sundials eat Zoa's.
Scott |
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![]() A good link .....
http://www.melevsreef.com/archives/2...1_archive.html Head to the bottom of the page. He has some great pics of them. Scott |
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![]() Bumble bees are zoa eaters
Last edited by Brent F; 03-04-2008 at 06:25 PM. |
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![]() Good to know. It doesn't look like the sundials--probably a bumble bee. Guess it has to go, anyway...
Regards, Nevin |
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![]() Here is a pic of mine from a few years ago:
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