What in the world is this critter?
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coraljunky
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Originally Posted by Dude23455
http:///forum/post/2506106
They are stomatella snails. And they are good.
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http:///forum/post/2506106
They are stomatella snails. And they are good.
+1
rgf1046
Member
Originally Posted by Dude23455
http:///forum/post/2506106
They are stomatella snails. And they are good.
Ahhhh. I should have known. Anyone ever see a pure black one?
http:///forum/post/2506106
They are stomatella snails. And they are good.
Ahhhh. I should have known. Anyone ever see a pure black one?
groupergenius
Active Member
Originally Posted by rgf1046
http:///forum/post/2506132
Ahhhh. I should have known. Anyone ever see a pure black one?
Yep. Most are tannish-white but I came across an all jet black one in my 120 under a coral I was moving.
http:///forum/post/2506132
Ahhhh. I should have known. Anyone ever see a pure black one?
Yep. Most are tannish-white but I came across an all jet black one in my 120 under a coral I was moving.
rgf1046
Member
Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2506155
Yep. Most are tannish-white but I came across an all jet black one in my 120 under a coral I was moving.
Good to know. Thanks all for the quick replies.
http:///forum/post/2506155
Yep. Most are tannish-white but I came across an all jet black one in my 120 under a coral I was moving.
Good to know. Thanks all for the quick replies.
groupergenius
Active Member
Originally Posted by Apos
http:///forum/post/2506459
I wish I had some. Great little snails with an awesome defense mechanism (like a lizard losing its tail).
They are also one of the few saltwater snails that can reproduce successfully in a tank.
Does losing their tail kill them? I was catching some out of my tank for a fellow member here and about 8 of them came apart like that.
http:///forum/post/2506459
I wish I had some. Great little snails with an awesome defense mechanism (like a lizard losing its tail).
They are also one of the few saltwater snails that can reproduce successfully in a tank.
Does losing their tail kill them? I was catching some out of my tank for a fellow member here and about 8 of them came apart like that.
keri
Active Member
Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2506468
Does losing their tail kill them? I was catching some out of my tank for a fellow member here and about 8 of them came apart like that.
Doubtful or they wouldn't do it
It probably regrows... I like my stomatellas I have like 4 different colours in my tank. Great pic!! I can't seem to get a good shot of mine.
http:///forum/post/2506468
Does losing their tail kill them? I was catching some out of my tank for a fellow member here and about 8 of them came apart like that.
Doubtful or they wouldn't do it
It probably regrows... I like my stomatellas I have like 4 different colours in my tank. Great pic!! I can't seem to get a good shot of mine.
rgf1046
Member
Originally Posted by Keri
http:///forum/post/2506512
Doubtful or they wouldn't do it It probably regrows... I like my stomatellas I have like 4 different colours in my tank. Great pic!! I can't seem to get a good shot of mine.
Thanks. I'll try to get a pic up of the black one, but I've only seen it at night with the flashlight. It's kind of interesting looking, it's black as black can be.
http:///forum/post/2506512
Doubtful or they wouldn't do it
It probably regrows... I like my stomatellas I have like 4 different colours in my tank. Great pic!! I can't seem to get a good shot of mine.Thanks. I'll try to get a pic up of the black one, but I've only seen it at night with the flashlight. It's kind of interesting looking, it's black as black can be.