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Old 07-28-2008, 09:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So there is something in my tank that only comes out at night, that looks like a slug but has a hard back, doesnt really look like a shell but could be... i cant get a good pic because he blends in too well... any thoughts?
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Would need a pic, but sounds like a stomatella or tropical abalone.

Both are good for the tank!

They have a shell that reminds me of a small motorcycle helmet (only covers the most important part but leaves the rest exposed).


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WOW!!! thats it, awesome, my worries are done, i was thinking it would be some kind of nudi... thanks a lot
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