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I agree with T. Seahorses could have major issues with many species of corals commonly housed in Reef tanks. There are some corals that can be housed with Seahorses, but it's more like a "corals housed with Seahorses" thing then "Seahorses in a Reef tank" thing. Low-to-medium light...

I've always noticed, and read, that ceriths are pretty "laid-back" as snails go. They can also be sensitive to a number of chemicals that are commonly used to treat marine tanks. Have you notice a spike in ammonia, nitrites, or nitrate? They are a bit sensitive to high levels of these too.

I would offer the Hermit some empty shells. If the thing on his shell is causing problems, the Hermit will most like move into a new shell. I always have empty shells in the tanks that houses Hermits...especially if there are snails in the tank. sidenote: I had a colony of small...

I have found that it's a good idea to have several empty shells per hermit. Depending on the hermit species, this can especially true if there are any snails in the tank. Many hermits will spend the day eating...and looking for a new "home". Some hermit species will look for empty shells...