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03-18-2011, 07:01 AM
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Is your number #2 hard?.... Ok, that sounds weird... Feels kinda like I'm playing a dirty version of "Guess Who?". Does it move around? Does it keep the same shape as it moves around?
#3... that things cool. I still can't quite tell. It's a bivalve. Based on the shell shape and the hinge I say a clam of some sort. But what blows my mind is that you say it pulls itself around? 
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03-18-2011, 02:26 PM
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I think I had a few #3's in my tank but they were much smaller......try googling Cantharus Whelk.....or Columbellid snails (aka Dove Snails).....both are undesirable hitchikers so I removed mine just to be sure.
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35g Algae tank....some nuisance corals -- Deltec MCE600 Skimmer -- 4x36" GLO T5HO
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03-18-2011, 03:06 PM
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#2 I gave it a gentle poke and it was hard which surprised me, it wouldn't budge at all like it was glued there. It didn't move last night so I'm not sure if it's still alive.
#3 is definitely some sort clam, I think...
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#5
03-19-2011, 05:25 AM
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#2 snail or abalone with the skeliton of a chalice on its back
#3 is a small clam it has a foot that it can pull it's self around with I have some in my tank they can get a far size. Bill
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