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So, at the end of last year I found an elephant snail in my tank. It must have come in on another snail when it was tiny. First time I noticed it it was about the size of a half dollar. For the last couple months I couldn't find it. Turned up in my sump today. Only way there is thru plumbing. Must have squeezed into the overflow and made its way down the return. Any opinions? Should I just leave it in the sump or put it back in the tank? I can't find any info that says it's a threat to anything, but I'd hate to have it clog my plumbing. Apparently it can't go wherever it wants.

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Great CUC, we have one also that comes and goes lol

Put him in the display if you'd like. As you said he will go where he wants haha
 
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Elephant snail loves the sump. I've moved him back to the display twice and he heads right back thru the plumbing to the sump. He's been in the sump for a month now. He's the size of a silver dollar so I'd prefer he stays out of the pipes now.
 

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