Nope. With that iridescence and shell shape, it is an albalone. Reef safe. Stomatella have no shells.That is a stomatella snail just like the post above. They move fast for snails huh?
Nope. With that iridescence and shell shape, it is an albalone. Reef safe. Stomatella have no shells.That is a stomatella snail just like the post above. They move fast for snails huh?
so i have 3 of these guys. and 2 that look similar but are brown and white. i assume they are all stomatellas? can anyone confirm?i just found 2 of these guys in my tank, this is the best pic i could get
i'm guessing stomatella snail but they are quite orange... oh it has a huge mouth too
Flatworms...the clear ones like that are fine and will eventually go away when they don't have food.i noticed these (pods?) in my tank the other day they are about 1/4 inch in size the spec at the bottom is another critter that inhabits the glass but i cant get a decent pic of them. anything to worry about?