Dwarf Nassarius snails seem to be breeding!

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I bought 5 or 6 of these guys when I first cycled my tank. I think they were one of the first CUC members I added. This is the variety that stays small, under a 1/2” or so. Either they are shrinking, or they’re breeding! I fed today and this little guy crawled out of the sand! He’s maybe 1/4” on a good day. That’s him next to a Cerith snail.

Self populating CUC!
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Where did you get them from originally? I bought seven of these back in August. I felt like only one (maybe two) survived. Eventually, though, I was seeing more ... and then more ... and then way more. They have bred like rabbits in my tank. They have turned into literally hundreds.
 
Where did you get them from originally? I bought seven of these back in August. I felt like only one (maybe two) survived. Eventually, though, I was seeing more ... and then more ... and then way more. They have bred like rabbits in my tank. They have turned into literally hundreds.
It’s true, I have ~10 or so of them in my tanks currently.
 
Cool!
 
Hey at leat you won't have to buy cuc for a little while!
 
Where did you get them from originally? I bought seven of these back in August. I felt like only one (maybe two) survived. Eventually, though, I was seeing more ... and then more ... and then way more. They have bred like rabbits in my tank. They have turned into literally hundreds.
I bought them at a LFS. They were being sold as dwarf nassarius snails. I just wanted them since they other ones I’ve seen are so big!
 

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