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Old October 29th, 2008, 01:13 AM
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I asked for Turbos at the lFS and they gave me one of these spike shelled guys:




Note the turbo to the left of him.
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Old October 29th, 2008, 01:18 AM
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Re: ID Snail

Also directly to the right of the spike shelled snail but just before the white rock there is a strange hitch hiker I think is a cup coral. Its hard to see. He is small, round, cup like and green. There are a couple if them one has little hairy things silhouetted against the white rock.
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Re: ID Snail

It just a type of astrea snail sometimes nickname ninja star.

Be considerate,re-size your pictures.
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Old October 29th, 2008, 01:52 AM
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Re: ID Snail

Those star snails are by far better on algae than turbos.

Yeah,thats a xenia attached to the turbos shell.Thats how slow those those things move.Or could be just how fast xenia attaches
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Re: ID Snail

man that tank is clean yote
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Re: ID Snail

Thats the anemone tank at the store.We take pride in keeping the tanks clean and the livestock healthy.
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Re: ID Snail

well job well done
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Re: ID Snail

Astraea snail. One of the better, more effective snails you can have in your tank.
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