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    So, I noticed this small snail nestled in my button polyps awhile back. Well, the snail has grown a lot but still always hangs out in the button polyps.
    Ive noticed that a couple of the polyps have died, and they always seem to be right where he is/was. So, locially I would assume that this snail is killing my polyps?

    Anyone heard about a snail such as this?

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    graphixx - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    do a search on a sundial snail. they are zoo munchers. I would assume that is the problem. they are the only snail that eat zoo's
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    Here's some pics I took of a sundial I found.

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    omg TY!
    that was it ... soon as I saw that pic I rushed in and yanked him out. Wish I would of posteed about this sooner.

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    seahorsedreams - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    DON'T THROW HIM OUT!!! :-)

    Where do you live? Ah...... in KY.

    Check his "door"... is it a triangular cone shape thingie?
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    I havent done anything with him yet. Why, whats he good for?

    Lexington, KY

    Yes, there is a triangular shape door thingy.

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    seahorsedreams - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    For taking pictures of.

    That pic I took was with my old camera and my old lens. I would love to get some better pics of them. The last one I found I put in a container and I forgot about him until evaporation killed him. This "door" was then gone.
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    graphixx - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    make sure to take a good look at your polyps, if there is one there is probably more!!! they are nocternal and hard to see
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    I'll try to snap some pictures of it later with our digital.

    Thanks for the advice graphixx, i'll look tonite. This one was rather large and I could see him at all hours of the day, he didnt hide

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    graphixx - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    yeah if he is that big then he has probably been making babies around there.
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