Stomatella Snail

[mimaone]

First of all, I'm not sure what category a Stomatella falls under, so forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong place. I'm a newbie...
I thought this might be of interest though, got up this morning to witness a Stomatella trying to right itself. Is this common?
The other picture of it on the glass is after I turned it back the right way. :) Their somewhat fast; for a . Thanks.

 

[WVNed]

They are a good thing to have. They can multiply in your tank by spawning into the water which freaks some people out.

 

[mimaone]

They are a good thing to have. They can multiply in your tank by spawning into the water which freaks some people out.

I sure hope so! I can't believe it's still on the glass as it was only coming out after lights out in the tank?

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

They are a good thing to have. They can multiply in your tank by spawning into the water which freaks some people out.

Agree^^ they do like to come out mostly at night.

 

[Aframereef]

Wish I could find some forsale around here. They are one of my favorite snails but lost mine years ago.

 

[mimaone]

I lost a beige colored one I had? First, it lost it's tail extension. After that it wouldn't leave the glass, and I haven't seen it now in over a week. I have a 7.5gal Nano, with just an emerald crab, Trochus and whatever hitchhikers like the Stomatella's and chitons and feather dusters.