Nano Conches, aka Strombus Maculatus

[NonstopSoda]

Does anyone have any experience owning these conches? also if so where to get them cause I would love some for my nano!

 

[OrionN]

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[NonstopSoda]

Thank you very much

 

[RedReefer]

I have them. They reproduce all the time. I bought 5 originally from a member here.

 

[NonstopSoda]

I have them. They reproduce all the time. I bought 5 originally of a member here.

Do they make over the tank or just make a bunch of eggs?

 

[RedReefer]

They mate, but their egg sack looks like clear string with a bubble. Not exactly sure on the egg sack according to other members. Just edited. Thanks!

 

[NonstopSoda]

They mate, but their egg sack looks like a long clear string.

awesome! Let me know if you would ever sell or ship out!

 

[OrionN]

I find that they are not effective grazer. Also their shells are very hard and can jams pumps.
Stomatella are much better grazer IME

 

[braaap]

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That is old. They aren't included in that pack anymore.

They mate, but their egg sack looks like a long clear string.

Then you don't have Strombus. Their eggs are clear and round with small white dots inside. Not in a string.

 

[braaap]

awesome! Let me know if you would ever sell or ship out!

I have tons. I just did a tank swap so I'm waiting for them to start reproducing again but I will be selling some in late September.

 

[NonstopSoda]

I have tons. I just did a tank swap so I'm waiting for them to start reproducing again but I will be selling some in late September.

perfect! Ill definitely order some when you start selling : )

 

[RedReefer]

That is old. They aren't included in that pack anymore.


lol funny I have about 75 of them.
Then you don't have Strombus. Their eggs are clear and round with small white dots inside. Not in a string.

 

[RedReefer]

I have tons. I just did a tank swap so I'm waiting for them to start reproducing again but I will be selling some in late September.

Are you sure they are strombus? Your funny!

 

[RedReefer]

I definitely wouldn’t buy them from anyone that jumps on your thread stating they’ll have or have some for sale.

 

[OrionN]

These snails lay clear bubbles with eggs in these bubbles. The eggs hatched and the baby snail chew through the bubble shell and craw out fully formed baby snails.

 

[RedReefer]

Cool sounds good.

 

[RedReefer]

This is a strombus….

 

[braaap]

Are you sure they are strombus? Your funny!

I'm sure you don't know their egg pattern.

I definitely wouldn’t buy them from anyone that jumps on your thread stating they’ll have or have some for sale.

I wouldn't buy them from you considering you didn't know their egg pattern. Thats for sure

These snails lay clear bubbles with eggs in these bubbles. The eggs hatched and the baby snail chew through the bubble shell and craw out fully formed baby snails.

Exactly. They are not in a string. They are single round eggs. Usually a bunch in an area but not connected.

 

[RedReefer]

As said above stomatella snails are better at grazing. Larger in adult size.

 

[OrionN]

Strombus maculatus
tiny Strombus snails that reproduce in our tank. They lay eggs on the rock and glass, a small bubble with 3-15 eggs in it. The eggs hatch and the tiny conch chew a hole in it and craw out. The egg bubble is about 1/8 inch or 2 mm in diameter, with white spots in it.
Pictures on the web. These egg bubbles has more eggs than normal seen in my tank.