- Coral description
- Small micro snail to clean crevices. Hide and are invisible during the day, come out en masse at night.
I just added Collinista snail to DBTC.
There are 3 frag(s) available right now.
These are exceptionally tiny. Availability depends on how much time I have to pluck them out of crevices. I have never had brooklynella or velvet, and no noticeable ich.
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There are 3 frag(s) available right now.
These are exceptionally tiny. Availability depends on how much time I have to pluck them out of crevices. I have never had brooklynella or velvet, and no noticeable ich.
The "Mini Trochus" Collonista Snail is a ravenous tank-bred herbivore. These inverts make great additions to your clean up crew as they eat film algae on your glass and even some Cyanobacteria and Diatoms. These snails are extremely tiny even as adults. They're perfect for nano or pico tanks, but they're also great for large tanks because they can fit into crevices in rocks and places larger snails can't reach.
(Source: Biota Group)
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