canadianeh
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Anyone owns them? Reef safe? Good CUC?
Episcopal mitre snails
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I JUST ordered some....from my favorite reef shop! I asked him to bring some in...lol.
He tried to get 50 - only got 5, NOT easy to find (I'm in Canada)
I wanna use one in my seahorse/pipefish build - because I can't use "traditional" means for smoking bristleworms.
From what I've researched....reef safe. They are just bigger versions, of nassarius snails.
He tried to get 50 - only got 5, NOT easy to find (I'm in Canada)
I wanna use one in my seahorse/pipefish build - because I can't use "traditional" means for smoking bristleworms.
From what I've researched....reef safe. They are just bigger versions, of nassarius snails.
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They were live on FB. Will they eat other snails?I JUST ordered some....from my favorite reef shop! I asked him to bring some in...lol.
He tried to get 50 - only got 5, NOT easy to find (I'm in Canada)
I wanna use one in my seahorse/pipefish build - because I can't use "traditional" means for smoking bristleworms.
From what I've researched....reef safe. They are just bigger versions, of nassarius snails.
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Yep, Candy Corals.....lol - I asked him to bring some in for me.
They are carnivores - they'll eat bristleworms, peanut worms, detritus...my research said they'll eat smaller snails - but I'd imagine they'd have to be pretty small! They are basically an all-in-one, CuC.
They do get a decent size....so, plan for your tank size.
Mitras snails are basically.....bigger versions of Nassarius snails.
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