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just spotted this

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Hi guys just spotted these in my fahaka tank and have no idea what they are or where they came from. Any ideas on what type of snail?
Thanks guys
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real hard to tell from the picture....
MTS maybe?
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I hope not. He has had a couple by the look of it. May start removing them to be safe.
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photo is way to small for me to think they're anything more than a different colour rock in your gravel.
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I cant find them now. Should i worry? Hgi even on my netbook screen i can see them. I just have no idea where they came from. Anyone else have any ideas?
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Go into the room where the tank is when all the lights are out. Use a flashlight to look for snails on the substrate or glass.

MTS do tend to go nocturnal in tanks with snail predators.
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I can't tell
The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang the best. Use the talents you possess.

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