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haha this is so cool!!

one of my little guys likes his new duds! :roflmfao:
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Mine just picked up a really nice shell.
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anyone recognize what kind of shell that is from?
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Pufferpunk wrote:Mine just picked up a really nice shell.
have you seen those glass blown shells for hermit crabs? I don't think they come in sizes this small though.
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Probably for the land ones.
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Ive got a hand blown glass conch shell, that when i get a tank started will go in it. Would be cool if it became someones home
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no awards for quality but got 3 decent pics :D
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is this in your 5g?
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it is :)
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My yellow legged hermit just did that to one of my bumble bee snails too.

BTW take your bumble bees out, they eat up all the micro fauna that actually makes your sand live, get yourself some nassarius' and some ceriths, maybe a couple of astreas; check out reefcleaners.org
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actually it the shell from an assassin snail that is kept in another breeder tank. I had a couple deaths and plopped a few shells in the 5 gal :D
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lol! is it an assassin snail shell? I have two in my snail tank to keep the population down and saw the pic and was like wait... thats a saltwater tank, the snail would die! lol

oh *forehead slap* just saw the post above me XD
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