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Hey guys, so i bought a bunch of snails a few weeks ago, everythings been fine until today when i noticed something on my snail. Not sure what it is. I have a 120L tank with 3 fish, 2 clowns and a flamehawk. I'll attach some photos below. Thanks guys!

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aiptasia is on the coral. Cover it in super glue
It's on the snail, i pulled the snail out but couldnt see it on the shell anymore, hope it didnt fall off as i was pulling the snail out
 
It's on the snail, i pulled the snail out but couldnt see it on the shell anymore, hope it didnt fall off as i was pulling the snail out
It probably shrank. Search for a brownish blob
 
It probably shrank. Search for a brownish blob
Thank you for your response, i had to get rid of the snail as i didnt want to risk putting it back into my tank, it's upsetting and i've sent a complaint to my lfs. 😭
 

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