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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Denver, CO
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Onyx Nassarius coming out of there shells???
So I looked in my tank this morning and a couple of my Nassarius have crawled out of their shells. They are on the glass eating algae. Anybody ever seen this?
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Location: St. John's, Newfoundland
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huh??? didn't think that was possible... pictures?
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Thats what I thought, I have never been able to get pictures that are clear enough. I will have to work on the picture taking skills.
The Nassarius are all curled up like a cork screw.... I'm sure because of how their shells are. |
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#4 |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: VC,Ks
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I had this happen when I first started up my tank.Everybody said it was impossible until I posted pics.My snails died within a day or two.
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You sure you aren't looking at stomatellas on the glass while your nassarius is hiding in the sand bed?
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#6 |
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I'm sure; I have a lot of stomatellas. One has died now and the other one doesn’t look good. They are definitely the Nassarius, there are other ones close by but they are still in their shells. I just wonder why they came out of their shells in the first place. I guess as long as the rest of them don’t do that it’s just a freak occurrence.
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