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Are they safe do you think?Looks like a trochus snail or perhaps a tectus, kind of hard due to the spotting but it seems like its related to either of these!
I have 5 trochus in my tank no astrea but do you think this little guy is safe to put back with corals?seems like a trochus or astrea to me, I'm leaning towards astrea
Thank you!Looks alot like a trochus, they are reef safe and great cleaners.
Yep it could totally be astrea, I was thinking trochus due to the spotting, but both are most likely the identification!seems like a trochus or astrea to me, I'm leaning towards astrea
Yep totally safe for the reef tank, actually beneficial whatever it is!Are they safe do you think?
the spotting was really throwing me off too especially because astrea can have the spotting tooYep it could totally be astrea, I was thinking trochus due to the spotting, but both are most likely the identification!
I agree with wiseball definetly an algae eater no matter what it turns out to beYep totally safe for the reef tank, actually beneficial whatever it is!
I have an abundance of stomatella snails in my reef, this doesn't seem to be one as they are very flat and don't have the same shell typeat first it looked like a stomatella, can you post some more pictures?
You are right sorry about that. After writing a response I went back to check out the photos. Looks like a good guy to me!I have an abundance of stomatella snails in my reef, this doesn't seem to be one as they are very flat and don't have the same shell type
no need to be sorry we all make mistakes, stomatellas look almost like they put a snail in a hydraulic press, theyre really great little algae eaters who fit in tight spaces, truly underrated IMOYou are right sorry about that. After writing a response I went back to check out the photos. Looks like a good guy to me!