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Unread 01/03/2018, 04:53 AM   #1
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UI (Unidentified Invert)

I need help with an Unidentified Invert that suddenly showed up in my QT tank. It is very small, maybe the size of a pea, an pretty interesting looking. The attached picture doesn't do it justice.

It looks like it's a snail but, what species, I don't know. Anyone have any ideas?


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Unread 01/03/2018, 05:43 AM   #2
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Harmless collonista snail.


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Harmless collonista snail.
I did some searching and you're right, it is a collonista snail. Thanks for the ID! I'm glad it was a beneficial hitchhiker.


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You probably have a lot more. They're nocturnal so check your tank at night. They reproduce well in our tanks.


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You probably have a lot more. They're nocturnal so check your tank at night. They reproduce well in our tanks.
I think you're right as I just found another small one!


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