Waters
"...in perfect isolation, here behind my wall."
These Turbos were about the size of a nickel when I got them lol. I just wished they did something besides clean the glass....I am starting to fear for my fish 
Lets see those large snails
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WheatToast
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Here’s Megastraea undosa (once Astraea undosa) the wavy turban snail or top crown snail. Blue Zoo Aquatics sells these snail but I found this one near Los Angeles in the surf:
And here’s “Gary,” my Strombus conch. He usually hides in my Caulerpa forest but makes rare appearances at the front of my tank to graze:
And here’s “Gary,” my Strombus conch. He usually hides in my Caulerpa forest but makes rare appearances at the front of my tank to graze:
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Waters
"...in perfect isolation, here behind my wall."
That shell has its' own ecosystem lol.Here’s Megastraea undosa (once Astraea undosa) the wavy turban snail or top crown snail. Blue Zoo Aquatics sells these snail but I found this one near Los Angeles in the surf:
And here’s “Gary,” my Strombus conch. He usually hides in my Caulerpa forest but makes rare appearances at the front of my tank to graze:
Daniel@R2R
Living the Reef Life
Dang! That's a BIG boy!!Here’s Megastraea undosa (once Astraea undosa) the wavy turban snail or top crown snail. Blue Zoo Aquatics sells these snail but I found this one near Los Angeles in the surf:
And here’s “Gary,” my Strombus conch. He usually hides in my Caulerpa forest but makes rare appearances at the front of my tank to graze:
