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  1. 08-11-2010, 06:48 PM #1
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    Hello Reefers and Reefettes,

    This site has great sponsors and I thought it might be interesting to find one that might just have the absolutely best looking snails on the planet. Too often I walk into my LFS and see tanks with bazillions of unloved (and dead) snails. I agree most are quite ugly but some are actual movie star attractive. I have had numerous complaints from my blennie, starfish, several of the corals and they are requesting some eye candy. So...show me your snails, the really really attractive ones. My algae calls.


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