Spiraled poop looking thing with a stick in the middle...

I believe the GHA was a breeze compared to these guys. I only cut my light cycle by 2 hours and reduced feeding to half the ration I normally use.

They have now spread all over the tank and it makes me very angry that I have more each day that passes by. I will definitely have to do something with these creatures and kill them locally around the corals as you suggested. I guarantee you, they do get on your nerves when you see the web either landing on your corals and closing them up or floating in the water column.
I have the gel super glue, and I´m absolutely ready to fire at will.

Thanks for the advice.

- Mag.

 

Just thought I would update on this situation:

I've locally glue the opening tube of these suckers with gel super glue and also reduced the feeding to half. They seem to be starving out and I don't see their webs out so much anymore. This seems to be the way to go. Take care of all problems in 1 shot, and this way I guarantee I will kill all of them, even the ones I can't see or that are between the rocks. I wonder how long I can keep everyone happy with half rations?

 

i have a tank with a couple fish and alot of invert i havent fed in years more than once every month or two

 

before i saw "than once every month or two" my mouth dropped LOL got any pics of the snails just so i know what to look out for?

 

i kust meant you can really cut back on feeding. I dont let vermetid snails in my tanks

 

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