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I was at my local store and they had a Extra Large snail about the size of the center of your palm.
I went back to ask what kind of snail it was and the 3 that were working had no idea...
Does anyone have any ideas as to what id could have been... No not large mexican turbos.. lol
 
I was at my local store and they had a Extra Large snail about the size of the center of your palm.
I went back to ask what kind of snail it was and the 3 that were working had no idea...
Does anyone have any ideas as to what id could have been... No not large mexican turbos.. lol
Kind of pyramid shaped? Like a large Astrea?
 
Or a Tulip snail. I see those frequently.
 
Abalone snails can easily get to that size (these are Haliotis species)
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Some cowries can also (live tiger cowrie and dead shell)
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Abalone are reef safe algae eaters. Most large cowries are generally not considered reef safe because they often like to eat sessile invertebrates like soft corals, sponges, and tunicates.
 
Help my snail shells look like this how can I fix it
 

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