AdamNC
Lawnmower Blenny says nom nom
With advanced tech and the ability to keep stable and favorable conditions, I see a lot more captive breeding of certain hard to breed species. Invert and fish alike.
Baby Trochus Snails
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Ben Weaver
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That's really cool. I was wondering if there was any type of natural trigger for them.
Chefyug
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I had six adults, and they all died after about three months. Last month I saw a few small one, now my crushed coral is alive with them. There must be over 100 small ones, mostly in the substrate! At any given time there will be eight or nine around the glass. I have a 155 gallon tank, so there are plenty of places for them to hide.
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Susan Edwards
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That is very cool! I found 2 more last night, spotted three of the real tiny ones, didn't find the bigger one. One was on the back wall cruising. Also spotted some white roundish squiggly things on my rock. Wondering if those are more to come.
Dapperjman
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I think this is awesome, but I just spotted baby trochus in my tank today and went searching online to find this very recent thread! The timing they have is incredible [emoji2]
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Renee
Also spotted some white roundish squiggly things on my rock. Wondering if those are more to come.
Those are Spirorbid worms
This is interesting timing. I recently discovered about 80 baby Trochus snails in my sump. In the last few days I have also spotted several in the DT (now that they're big enough to see in the rock). Here's a picture of a few different sized ones I took out to photograph.
