Snail act weird.

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Hi. I have the snails for almost half a year and they do a great job on cleaning my walls. But yesterday I noticed that one of them act weird, it stay on bottom half open. It’s alive and close every time when I touch it, a couple seconds later slightly opens again. When I put it close to the rock or wall, it’s open completely and suck to it, but soon after I find it Ln close but it’s place in the same position. what it can be? And can I do something?

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Probably starving. I dont get much from mexican turbos once their food source dwindles and they eventually die. How many do you have and how big is the tank?
Do you have a full tank shot?
 
I have two snails, 50 gallon tank. Sorry, I don’t know what mean full shot. 😅
 
I have two snails, 50 gallon tank. Sorry, I don’t know what mean full shot. 😅
Just wanted to see a photo of the entire tank. Gauging if you need the mexican turbos anymore based on the algae amount.
Mine never last past 1 year.
How are your phosphates?
 
Just wanted to see a photo of the entire tank. Gauging if you need the mexican turbos anymore based on the algae amount.
Mine never last past 1 year.
How are your phosphates?
Mine would last around 6 months or so, then I would replenish the stock
 
Just wanted to see a photo of the entire tank. Gauging if you need the mexican turbos anymore based on the algae amount.
Mine never last past 1 year.
How are your phosphates?
There is almost no algae left:(
 

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