Whelk?

[ExitTrauma]

Just put in my Tbs shipment.

Is this a whelk? I vote yes.

 

[griss]

I’m not an expert on snail IDs but it looks like it could be. At least looking on my phone with old eyes.

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[Reefing102]

I’m not certain but looking at their hitchhiker pages, certainly looks like it

I’ll tag @liverock to see if they have any ideas.

 

[ExitTrauma]

There isn’t very many of them, and they are small enough that if that I would think my hermits would eat them.

I actually don’t see any reef safe snails listed on the hitch hiker list so I’m going to start removing them until told otherwise.

 

[griss]

If you have a refugium, you could put them in there until you get a positive ID. Then, if they're reef safe/beneficial, you can move them back to your tank.