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Old 07-23-2013, 09:37 PM   #1
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mystery snail

I have a mystery snail I would like to rehome I am redoing my ten gallon to planted he is a terror with plants that's why I'm rehoming him he is about 2 inches now local only due to I can't ship at the moment area code 98043

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Had him for just about a year

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For some reason I am thinking this is a type of ramshorn snail.... It almost looks like it by the pictures. It almost looks like this one by looking at the picture http://fishkeeper.co.uk/assets/php/t...png&w=450&zc=1. But I don't think they normally harm plants.
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That doesnt look like a mystery snail. Plus i have had many and have never had an issue with mystery snails and my plants.
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For some reason I am thinking this is a type of ramshorn snail.... It almost looks like it by the pictures. It almost looks like this one by looking at the picture http://fishkeeper.co.uk/assets/php/t...png&w=450&zc=1
Looks close Petco had it as a mystery snail but it hasn't reproduced on its own
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That doesnt look like a mystery snail. Plus i have had many and have never had an issue with mystery snails and my plants.
Colombian giant ramshorn snail??? That's what in thinking
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Then again I don't trust Petco so? Lol
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Then again I don't trust Petco so? Lol
Google a Colombian giant ramshorn snail. You could identify it better since you can just look in the tank at it. Lol or you could get better pictures and I could help you try to identify it.
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Mystery snails need 2 to tango
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Mystery snails need 2 to tango
Mystery snails can store sperm for a few months if they had bred once before.
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Mystery snails need 2 to tango
That I do know
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Mystery snails can store sperm for a few months if they had bred once before.
True, but still takes 2
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It is definitely a mystery, I have 3 of these colored ones myself, it's their wild coloration.

If I lived closer I'd take him
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Mystery snails can store sperm for a few months if they had bred once before.
Didn't know that that's a cool fact I doubt it has had it just about year and nothing
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True, but still takes 2
Yep lol. Do you think it could be a mystery snail with a deformed shell?
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Does it look like this? This is a CGRS. http://acimg.auctivacommerce.com/img...mg/4550978.jpg
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Now that I see a CGR that could be it, I just figured we weren't seeing the side of him that had the part poking out.

I thought the seller posted that he had not bred though.
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Now that I see a CGR that could be it, I just figured we weren't seeing the side of him that had the part poking out.

I thought the seller posted that he had not bred though.
That's what's got me thinking. It seems like it would have bred.
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This has to be it! Read the whole description. http://its-a-fishy-buziness.co.uk/Gi...-P2338417.aspx
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