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Old 02-01-2006, 02:49 PM   #1
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geesh! when you order small.... YOU GET SMALL!


Hello everyone... I just placed an order for some snails and other live stock on the depot and I stated small for snails.... well I had no idea a snail can be THAT SMALL!! I have learned my lesson. each snal is like 3 mm. I have learned to order a size or two more then what I think I need. Has anyone else experienced this?
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that sounds bogus. did they state what the sizes would be?
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Old 02-01-2006, 03:15 PM   #3
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just small, I have purchased small at the LFS, but never this small. Hope they don't turn into food
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Old 02-01-2006, 03:39 PM   #4
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just small, I have purchased small at the LFS, but never this small. Hope they don't turn into food
What type of snail?
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Wow.....that has been quite the opposite of my experience with the depot, if we are talking about THE depot. They typically have all been satisfactory sized if not larger(im speaking to corals as well). And the inverts have even had an extra one or two if it is a order of 12 or more. Heck, i even had an extra feather duster once............That didnt turn out positive though because Im retarded and accidentally cut the big ones head off but THATS another story.
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Old 02-01-2006, 04:17 PM   #6
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nassarius snalis and bumble bee snails. Are they normally that small? The serpent star was a decent size, and my brain was decent as well. I was just blown away by the size of the snails. I usually get turbo snails and the small turbos I get are titans compared to the nassarius and bumble bee
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They packaging was great. I don't mean to bash the depot, just the snails.
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Those 2 types of snails can be small but can you take a picture of them next to a coin for size reference. Bumble bee's don't get very big at all.
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That sucks. That why i don't order livestock online. Plus my LFS always have snail on sale. Do you have any fish that will eat the small snail.
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yep, my puffer and cow fish should have a field day, but they are not touching them. I might be lucky
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nassarius snalis and bumble bee snails. Are they normally that small? The serpent star was a decent size, and my brain was decent as well. I was just blown away by the size of the snails. I usually get turbo snails and the small turbos I get are titans compared to the nassarius and bumble bee
Yup, that's the size of small ones. No problem there. But I'm sure it came as a surprize. Good luck with your crew.
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Old 02-01-2006, 07:56 PM   #12
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I think I am going to buy another 100 if they are that size. I have a 120 gallon tank, look at the tread "adams 120" I posted for pics. Do you think that is an okay number? Would you recommend nasarrius or bumble bee?
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