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im watching my astrea snail is sitting near a torch coral and is repeatedly spitting out a cloudy liquid out of a tube. Anyone ever encounter this before?
 
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That's awesome. He did it for awhile. The fish went nuts and corals reacted as well.
He's a lone snail. He was baiting his sea cucumber then lol.
 

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yup. I thought I had bacterial blooms a few times until one night I caught one in the act. clouded up my 29 gal real good. The corals were happy
 
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I never really put many snails in my tank originally and down to just the one now over 3 years later. I wonder how hard it is for them to actually reproduce in a reef aquarium
 

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Astreas reproduce easy in home aquarium their babies usually end up in your skimmers pump Lol or return pumps propeller lol
 

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