are nassarius snails reef safe?
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Nassarius snails are generally reef safe and not a problem in most tanks. If you saw snails eating a fish, it is most likely that the fish was already dead or the snails in question were not Nassarius.
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Scarlet Hermit Crabs are reef safe around corals, but may attack snails and other hermit crabs for their shells. You can reduce the tendency for this behavior by having plenty of empty shells for them to move into.
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They don't harm anything (unless there is an outbreak, that's just gross lol). I've gotten an outbreak when switching stocks and not adjust the food level low enough in a tank. They will eat snail/shrimp food and cover it (shrimp are so slow to eat).
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The Fungus Cure medication is safe for all snails, including nerite snails.
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A: Generally, Arrow crabs are reef safe. However, they are known to nibble on polyps and certain soft corals, as well as regarding small, slow-moving fish as food. ... In nature, the Arrow crab is a predator, hunting, and feeding on small crustaceans, aquatic worms, and slow-moving fish.
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They are reef safe, and will not bother the corals. Small juvenile Leopard Wrasses may fall victim to large boxer shrimp, larger hermit crabs, arrow crabs and cancrid crabs. They will eat copepods and amphipods which should be replenished regularly.
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Nassarius snails (Nassarius Vibex and Nassarius distortus) are opportunistic eaters of dead organic matter. These species do not eat algae. They eat all the leftovers at the bottom of your sand bed and big time on detritus.
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Both red racer Nerites (and other snails) and (dwarf) shrimp are very peaceful. Shrimp especially won't do well with larger and more aggressive tankmates, so these harmless Nerites are a great choice if you want to add some extra life to your shrimp tank.
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I would watch out for Angels...they r not really reef-safe. You could get a yellow mimic tang..or a yellow tang.
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The pearls are REAL pearls, but they are not wild-found "natural" pearls. It will not hurt the oyster, they're already dead when they are in the tank in front of you.
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They are slow moving and well camouflaged within the rocks of a reef tank. The Dolabella Sea Hare is reef safe and is a relatively risk-free addition to any tank as it is an incredibly beneficial algae-eater.
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Reef safe products only contain natural mineral active ingredients like zinc and titanium dioxide. All Benzophenones are reef toxic, not just Oxybenzone. Alba Botanica Hawaiian, Coconut Spray Sunscreen SPF 50 is Reef safe and water resistant. The following is from their FAQ.
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Lunare wrasses are coral safe but they will pick at small fishes, snails, serpent starfish and other small crustaceans. ... Care should be taken to not add this fish to aquariums that will house very small fish as they will eat these as well. Keep with other moderately aggressive fish.
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It is reef safe and will not harm any other species. The Red Fromia can be housed singly or with others and should never be exposed to open air during handling.
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* The GloSnail is a live aquatic Nerite snail (Neritina natalensis). ... They will not eat aquarium plants, only algae and food waste. Nerite Snails are widely believed to be the best snail in the aquarium hobby for eating algae. They are compatible with GloFish and have a peaceful temperament.
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The Sally Lightfoot Crab is considered to be a Reef Tank Safe Janitor as it does not bother corals but does a great job of eating Green Hair Algae, detritus and uneaten food.
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While certain marine snails are among the most toxic creatures on the planet, terrestrial snails are generally safe to eat. ... Most importantly, cook them — some snails carry a dangerous parasite called rat lungworm, but as long as you heat them to at least 165°F for several minutes, you'll be safe.