Anything eat vermatid snails?

[albert_dao]

I usually just go to town with a pair of pliers and a screwdriver. Just crush their shell at its base/midsection and drive the screwdriver into the mouth of their tube. They don't have the amazing regenerative powers of, say Aiptasia or hydroides. A few good smashing sessions will eradicate them.

[subman]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

I usually just go to town with a pair of pliers and a screwdriver. Just crush their shell at its base/midsection and drive the screwdriver into the mouth of their tube. They don't have the amazing regenerative powers of, say Aiptasia or hydroides. A few good smashing sessions will eradicate them.

The problem is they are past the point of a few, I would guess there are a few hundred now

[Proteus]

Do u think over feeding may be a problem

[MarkoD]

Easily fixed with a large water change. At least 110%

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

Easily fixed with a large water change. At least 110%

Salt or fresh

[subman]

Originally Posted by Titus99

Do u think over feeding may be a problem

No if anything im on the low side of the feeding scale, I set my auto feeder and don't feed any extra.

[Proteus]

Did some reading

Coral banded shrimp and bumble bee snails are said to work

[subman]

That makes sense actually my son's tank has none, and he has both of those in his tank. interesting..
Thanks Nick

[reefwars]

bumble bees will also eat your zoas

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by subman

The problem is they are past the point of a few, I would guess there are a few hundred now

Every great journey begins with one step.

/wisdom