Tomsense76 Posted November 14, 2007 Could be wrong but it looks like a small turbo... Quote Link to comment
mikej Posted November 14, 2007 I *think* it's a type of nerite, but that's only because I've never heard otherwise. I can definitely say they're safe, though. I have had a self-sustaining breeding population of these in my system for almost 3 years now. They're fantastic - They clean all night, and you never have to buy replacements. These together with stomatella and maybe one larger turbo are all you need to keep your rockwork clean. Quote Link to comment
OIIIIIO Posted November 14, 2007 Lookup sundial snails. They feast on zoas. If it is, get rid of it. Quote Link to comment
reeferman-chris Posted November 15, 2007 Looks a lot like a sundial. They are pretty easy to I'd by a spiraling checkerboard pattern. Definitly do a search to be sure. Sundials are usually pretty small Quote Link to comment
Shrimpleton Posted November 23, 2007 Definately a collinista(sp?). Not a sundial. It is a harmless algae grazer. Quote Link to comment
baja2700 Posted January 9, 2009 i have a few of them in my tank they do a great job cleaning and no problem with my zoas i dont think you have anything to worry about Quote Link to comment
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