Haddoni Carpet eats turbo snail.

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My blue haddoni carpet anemone has a turbo snail in its grasps. Was wondering if anyone has had this experience before? Carpet is almost a foot wide. I have read that they will eat snails and spit the shell back out. That what I'm hoping anyways :/
 
My blue haddoni carpet anemone has a turbo snail in its grasps. Was wondering if anyone has had this experience before? Carpet is almost a foot wide. I have read that they will eat snails and spit the shell back out. That what I'm hoping anyways :/

Yes, he'll be fine. A Haddoni will eat about anything that touches him when he's hungry.

Any pics? :-)
 
So, I looked at it today and the shell of the snail was visible, but like it was just laying on top of the anemone's mouth. I pulled it out:/ the anemone wasnt sticking to it at all. The snail came out easily and I thought it was dead for sure, however (after spending 24hrs in the anemone) it crawled up the side of the tank! Afterwards, I gave the anemone a silverside and it ate it with no hesitation.
 
so, i looked at it today and the shell of the snail was visible, but like it was just laying on top of the anemone's mouth. I pulled it out:/ the anemone wasnt sticking to it at all. The snail came out easily and i thought it was dead for sure, however (after spending 24hrs in the anemone) it crawled up the side of the tank! Afterwards, i gave the anemone a silverside and it ate it with no hesitation.


pics?????
 

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