These are adult Collonista snails (not Trochus), which are puny, rapidly-reproducing hitchhikers. They are beneficial algae grazers.Hi all. Do these look like baby trochus snails to you guys i have a few normal and blackfoot trocus snails aswell as ceriths that lay eggs every few nights. I noticed 2 weeks ago every night my trochus snails were milking in the water. Also have some spiny astreas but never seen them do anything. Dont see the babys during the day but come night theres loads. I mean hundreds. Only seen them less than a week now
I was going to say collonista until I saw the pics with the pointy-ish shells... Hard to say.
I have had a few frags in recently but all from a seller that qts and treats and has a pest free coral farm. As said above it went from none to loads in the space of a week
I've definitely had collonista "blooms", so it's a possibility...
