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Looks like it. They make great sump critters, as will eat any left over food that goes down the overflow.hi, welcome to the reef...
possible Horse conch ??, if so will eat all your other snails and crabs.
Does it burrow like a nassarius snail?
It does not appear to burrow. Seems to be a slow moving snail. Much slower than the rest of my critters.Does it burrow like a nassarius snail?
+1 I am not an expert with Atlantic snails, though the shell shape and foot coloration immediately reminded me of a horse conch.hi, welcome to the reef...
possible Horse conch ??, if so will eat all your other snails and crabs.
I would personally remove the snail, even if it was well fed.I was suggested it could be a tulip snail. Snail doesn’t appear to burrow and is slow moving. Seems to be slower than the rest of my critters. Doesn’t appear to be bothering any of the community members. I have been making sure to supply carnivores frozen foods to support skunk cleaner shrimp and just for the savages of the tank. My yellow tang absolutely loves it. Will have to continue to keep my eyes on em. Thanks everyone for your input.