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Do you quarantine Reefcleaners snails.

If so, why?
If no, why not?

I'm looking to buy in a couple days so I'd like to know.
 

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Boy, that is a loaded question. Since they cannot handle chemicals, there is really no way to be 100% sure they are safe. I personally have not quarantined them, but with my track record, maybe I should be. I am just not sure how you can ever be sure they are safe for entry into the DT. I do rinse with tank water during acclimation and then throw it away and grab them out and drop into tank. I will be interested in what others do. Great question.
 

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Ich can attach to any hard(ish) surface in the cyst stage so yes, that includes corals and frags and our inverts.
 
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Ich can attach to any hard(ish) surface in the cyst stage so yes, that includes corals and frags and our inverts.
I really don't want to quarantine them but since I'll be getting fish too, I might as well.
 

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