Just wondering if this is a baby nerite. Our nerite tank is full of them. I’ve ruled out trochus/turbo and any kind of collonista snails.
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I thought so too, however they dont have enough of a foot on them. Stomas have very small shells and very long foot. We only had one stomatella in this tank and it passed a while ago, Im not sure if they’re hermaphrodites. We do however have many nerites in this tank.Looks like stomatella to me.
I have definitely seen them lay eggs, but the eggs disappear very quickly I’m assuming as they hatch. I will continue to monitor these babies as they grow and see what we’ve got!If you have eggs like those on picture attached, that it might be Nerite, however Nerites generally do not breed in aquariums.
Any updates on your little snails?Oops heres the photos
I have found a small 1 ish cm nerite within the tank, but unsure if it was a hitchhiker into the tank or its one of these babies growing, waiting to find more hopefully. I have literal millions of trochus and turbo babies in the tank as well and the babies I moved into our red sea have hidden in the rocks I’m assuming, so have yet to find determinate proof.Any updates on your little snails?
Unfortunately I ended up losing all my snails to Dino’s, I am planning on getting more nerites and trying again though! Will update if I have more success next timeHere for an update
Oh, sorry for your lossUnfortunately I ended up losing all my snails to Dino’s, I am planning on getting more nerites and trying again though! Will update if I have more success next time
Thanks for the pic! These are all over my frag tank since the new clean up crew came in. At first I thought it was a type of coraline, but then I put it under the scope and this is what I saw. Of some of the egg cases I viewed, some were empty. So they are definitely hatching.If you have eggs like those on picture attached, that it might be Nerite, however Nerites generally do not breed in aquariums.