Turbo Snail Death???

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Happy New Year fellow aquatics! I had been checking status of this 5 or 6 yr old guy, with the Bristleworms under, I figured death, but this time I baged for observation. Huge pod, thanks Reef by Steele and good sized worms, problem is the snail still is sealed and the worms can’t get in. Is he to far gone, or second chance, getting worms off????
Thanks advice appreciated
Debra
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Happy New Year fellow aquatics! I had been checking status of this 5 or 6 yr old guy, with the Bristleworms under, I figured death, but this time I baged for observation. Huge pod, thanks Reef by Steele and good sized worms, problem is the snail still is sealed and the worms can’t get in. Is he to far gone, or second chance, getting worms off????
Thanks advice appreciated
Debra
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