New Development - Good or Bad?

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In the last few weeks I've noticed lots of new tiny snails at night after lights out. I have ceriths and turbos. Are these babies? Good or bad?
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Is that a small dinosaur bone in your tank also
 
Shawn -- bring dinasaur bones or snails to the next meeting?

Buddy -- that sounds like you were tryng to be funny or something

What a great hobby. Someone from Michagan helping someone from TN.
 
Collonista Snail. Harmless nocturnal algae grazers.
Yup! Collonista amakusaensis. Thanks NanaReefer! I'm selling them now nitrox36, the snails for $1.00 each, dinosaur bones for $25.00. :wink:
 

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