Vermented snails question

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Hey guys I got vermented snails in my tank ...how can I fight them....also I have some on the flesh of my hammer coral ..how can I remove them from the hammer coral??? Seems not to bother it here a few pics

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Hey guys I got vermented snails in my tank ...how can I fight them....also I have some on the flesh of my hammer coral ..how can I remove them from the hammer coral??? Seems not to bother it here a few pics

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Bumblebee snails worked for me
 

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I usually pull them off and superglue where they were at. I’ve never had one on the flesh of anything though so can’t help out there.
 

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I’m sure you’re doing your research, but fyi my bumblebees are also reducing my bristleworm population, which is fine- they leave my bigger ones alone lol I assume they’re eating the larvae or small worms… great to look at too!
 

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Bumble bee snails were my go to, not a vermatid snail in over a year. The bumblebee snails are still in there so there must be an alternative food source in there.
 

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I had a terrible population of them. Added a bunch of bumblebees snails and they significantly reduced it. You’ll never really get rid of them though.
 

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Bumblebee snails worked for me as well. I noticed that they will go after all smaller snails in my tank, but not too bad in all.
 

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I had a pretty bad infestation. I would smash a dozen or so with tweezers right before a water change. I also added bumble bee snails and a yellow wrasse. The wrasse didn't bother at first. When I started smashing them is when he started to become interested. From time to time he'd pick at them. I barely have an now.
 

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you can try this....

I’m trying to use calcium carbonate for Vermetids but unsure iodmdosge/concentration. This article says 2 tbsps per 1 liter of water (per day)? That seems like an insanely large amount of calcium carbonate?
 

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