Sea Apples being attacked!

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I have 2 sea apple that I feed twice a day on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Lately I’ve noticed one of my sea apples has been attacked by what I believe to be a parasitic pyramid snail. I an article online about someone having this problem and was able to pluck off the parasite with a pair tweezers. This sea apple a wound a little smaller than a dime. My problem is I can’t spot the little bugger to pluck it off. Has anyone with a sea apple or sea apples had this problem? Any solutions I would greatly appreciate
 
I don’t have any two cents on this, but I hope you get help and solved before it becomes stressed and nukes your tank.
 
I’ve had mine for about 6 months now. To me they seem easier than having a small maxima clam in my opinion.
 

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