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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by MXC207, Nov 30, 2011.

  1. MXC207 Well-Known ReefKeeper

    634
    Cedar Rapids
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    I'm in need of stocking up on a new CUC and was curious where people have been having good luck buying from. Defenetely want good sized snails and crabs and a decent price as always. Its been a while since Ive ordered anything so figured I'd throw a post and see where the deals are at. Thanks!
     
  2. ThyRaven

    ThyRaven Well-Known ReefKeeper

    919
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    Sadly I've been getting my snails off of ebay lately. I can get 200 for $18.75.
     
  3. MXC207 Well-Known ReefKeeper

    634
    Cedar Rapids
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    haha are they good sized tho, worth the money?
     
  4. ThyRaven

    ThyRaven Well-Known ReefKeeper

    919
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    1/4" to 3/4" when they arrived. I count at least 40 on the glass all day long and look to be over 1" now. Only had about a month. Wish they'd work more on the canyo outbreaks but no green stuff any where. I got some blue hermits from reefcleaners and the hair alage was gone it 2 days.
    The snails are Nassarius's which I've come to love cuz they save them selves when they fall. Now dont add snails and hungry crabs to the tank at the same time. The crabs think there snail friends are food. ;(
     
  5. shepone24

    shepone24

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    I got mine of ebay last week t0o, 350 for $25.....all seem to be doing great. Only a few DOA....
     
  6. MXC207 Well-Known ReefKeeper

    634
    Cedar Rapids
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    +7 / 0 / -0
    Thanks for the info guys! Bought 105 blue legs and 600 snails, I should be set to go!
     
  7. vikubz Well-Known ReefKeeper

    734
    Cedar Falls
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    I am curious to see how these ebay snails do long term. Are these the nassarius obsoleta species? The word on Reefcentral has been that these are an Atlantic, cold water species that don't do well in tropical SW tanks.

    To ThyRaven: nothing eats cyano. Your best bet is to siphon it out during water changes.
     
  8. ninjazx777 Experienced Reefkeeper

    Des Moines, IA
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    reeftopia.com also has good CUC
     

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