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My new 75 :) (w/ pictures)
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Hank NMS Member Joined: 02/07/08 Posts: 581 Location: O! |
Hey, would you ask your urchin for me if it wants to do a frag swap- his zoas for a few palys and a snail shell? Straight trade.
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wolfie2012 NMS Member Joined: 08/01/08 Posts: 162 Location: Omaha, NE |
Posted by Hank:
Hey, would you ask your urchin for me if it wants to do a frag swap- his zoas for a few palys and a snail shell? Straight trade. I'm not sure he's willing to give them up! Greedy little thing. 
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wolfie2012 NMS Member Joined: 08/01/08 Posts: 162 Location: Omaha, NE |
Haven't done it in a while so I thought I'd post an FTS.
 Oh, and here's the baby cerith I mentioned in another thread... about the size of a small piece of rice. 
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Brian Martin NMS Member Joined: 09/09/08 Posts: 207 Location: Bellevue |
Lookin awesome. I love the rbta. Hopefully I can get a bunch of snails to reproduce in my 90. I am getting some trochus because they are supposed to readily reproduce in the aquarium.
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wolfie2012 NMS Member Joined: 08/01/08 Posts: 162 Location: Omaha, NE |
Posted by Brian Martin:
Lookin awesome. I love the rbta. Hopefully I can get a bunch of snails to reproduce in my 90. I am getting some trochus because they are supposed to readily reproduce in the aquarium. Thanks  I considered trochus snails, but only after the fact. Maybe if these die off I'll change it up a bit and add some. If you look close you can see my big chia-snail (of the astrea variety). For some reason when I got rid of all my hair algae, a big wig of it migrated to this snail's shell. It's been such a big hit with people who see the tank that I haven't bothered pulling it off of him yet. |
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Brian Martin NMS Member Joined: 09/09/08 Posts: 207 Location: Bellevue |
That also look more like a stometalla to me. It is still very good to have. They will also readily reproduce.
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Hank NMS Member Joined: 02/07/08 Posts: 581 Location: O! |
Posted by Brian Martin:
That also look more like a stometalla to me. It is still very good to have. They will also readily reproduce. I don't think it is, they are flat. But they do breed crazy fast though. PS: The tank looks nice wolf! |
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Brian Martin NMS Member Joined: 09/09/08 Posts: 207 Location: Bellevue |
I had to look for awhile but I found it. It is probably because it is a place where the snail can't get to. lol
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wolfie2012 NMS Member Joined: 08/01/08 Posts: 162 Location: Omaha, NE |
Posted by Brian Martin:
That also look more like a stometalla to me. It is still very good to have. They will also readily reproduce. I am pretty certain that it's not a stomatella. I have a few of those and this really doesn't look anything like it. The majority of this snail is it's shell, and you can see the foot only being a small portion of that. The darker bands are all on it's shell and mimic the adults I have in the tank... |
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Brian Martin NMS Member Joined: 09/09/08 Posts: 207 Location: Bellevue |
Posted by Hank:
Posted by Brian Martin: I was thinking that was a pic from the top. But now I looked at it more carefully and I realized it is a pic from the bottom I don't think it is.
That also look more like a stometalla to me. It is still very good to have. They will also readily reproduce. I don't think it is, they are flat. But they do breed crazy fast though. PS: The tank looks nice wolf! |
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