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![]() Really? I've only ever done a 15 minute session, just like a fish. Never a casualty (except the one that landed over the mantis hole).
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![]() ![]() Last edited by Myka; 11-25-2008 at 05:16 AM. |
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![]() I'm with you on that one, haven't lost one yet. Assuming healthy coral coming from a healthy tank, going into an equally healthy tank
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![]() I second the Tongan Nassarius ID. They get quite large. I have a few in my tank that I've had for years, and they will be all over something that is dead or dieing, but never over a healthy fish. They are considered to be predatory, but usually just go after things on the way out. J&L has them right now.... they are great at keeping the sandbed turned but I only recommend them in a larger tank. I can see them getting hungry in something under 30 gallons. :P
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![]() I would say its a whelk as well
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![]() sorry for your loss. I love my cleaner shrimp. That snail would already be in my sump ><
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