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extremepb319

Experienced Reefer
I decided to look around my tank tonight after lights out because i havent done so in a while, when i noticed this snail. I dont have a camera so im going to describe it best i can.

If looking at it from underneath when it is on the glass it looks like the bottom of a turbo snail. Its about the size of a dime, and white in color( i can see a dark spot in the middle of the bottom but its inside so stomach maybe?). it has a little sucker and 2 wiskers that are antenna like like squirmy. I could not get a good view of the top but it looks almost like the bottom but not as slimy and kind of ridged and tan in color. I know this probably wont help identify it too well without a picture. But i thought maybe someone has had a similar experience and knows what im talking about.

that was a long one sry but i tried to describe it best i can.
thanks
 
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extremepb319

Experienced Reefer
Yea! that looks almost exactly like it. I just wanted to make sure it wasnt bad even though it seemed to be eating stuff off my glass. I guess they arent bad so thanks a lot.
 

brandonberry

Advanced Reefer
Location
NC
They multiply like crazy so pretty soon you'll have tons of them. Some people don't like them because of this, but I see it as free snails that I don't have to buy.
 

brandonberry

Advanced Reefer
Location
NC
They multiply like crazy so pretty soon you'll have tons of them. Some people don't like them because of this, but I see it as free snails that I don't have to buy.
 

SnowManSnow

Advanced Reefer
the stomellas are fine to have in there.. the population will increase .. sometimes rapidlly, but as food wanes they will drop ... then you'll get more again :)
 

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