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    If that's the case then your snails are dying from something else.


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    Well, looks like a bristle, acts like a bristle, doesn't mean is a bristle. The one big defining thing is it makes a mucus web, but it's mobile since I've seen it doing this twice on different rocks now, so it's not a vermitid snail.

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    adalius - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Maybe a fulgida worm? Might try making a DIY trap I just saw on another forum.

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