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12/26/2007, 10:45 AM
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Nassarius snails do not deplete the live in your sand. However, I am not sure about their long-term survival. I had them and they tend to disappear over time.
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12/26/2007, 10:54 AM
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They bury int the sand and help keep it turned over and white, but they aren't detritivores as they're usually sold. They feed on carrion so they need to be fed meaty food occasionally unless there is enough leftover food already falling to the bottom.
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12/26/2007, 12:16 PM
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carrion? As in birds? Thats really neat, natures got somthin to eat somthin in any habitat!
I wonder. So a dead bird dies in the ocean shore and theese nassarius snails just go and feast on it?
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