Vermetid ID?

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Anyone help ID that these are vermetid snails underneath my new ricordea? Just notice it tonight.

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That thing still be alive after 2 coral dips? I'd love for it not to be a pest. Lol
 
Get some tweezers and pull it off then you'll know for sure and be able get a better picture
 
99% sure you guys are right. No harm was done to the star! :)
I'm gonna watch him and see how he does. He isn't gonna eat up all my microfuana and die like sand sifters, is he? I only have a 45g tank.
 
I love ricordeas why type do you have I have a orange yuma
 
99% sure you guys are right. No harm was done to the star! :)
I'm gonna watch him and see how he does. He isn't gonna eat up all my microfuana and die like sand sifters, is he? I only have a 45g tank.
Totally different than a sand sifter.
 
He's a Florida, still newer to the hobby, so wanted to try the easier of the two. He's a really nice orange/purple, with a really bright neon green mouth. Pretty cool actually.
 
He's a Florida, still newer to the hobby, so wanted to try the easier of the two. He's a really nice orange/purple, with a really bright neon green mouth. Pretty cool actually.
I love mine they have green mouths we feed it about every 2 days but not sure how he gets the food to the mouth
 

WHAT DO YOU ALWAYS RUN OUT OF AT THE WORST TIME?

  • Salt mix

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  • Fish or coral food

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  • Test kits or reagents

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  • Filter media or replacement fleece

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  • RO/DI filters or supplies

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  • Fragging and repair supplies, like glue or epoxy

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