It eats very critical type of fishes such as hipos.
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The brown turban snail can be up to one inch across.
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There are a couple different human impacts on a turban snail. There is the fact that they are taken for consumption, and the fact that so many of them are taken for ornamental purposes. These have caused their populations to dwindle.
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snail and slugs eat garden debris
Carnivore snails can drill into a herbivore snails shell and eat them!
This is about the Turban snail. I have heard a lot of people have problems with this particular snail. This hardy snail does well in an established aquarium with ample places to hide. The aquarium should ideally have a large area for grazing and live rock. Since the Turban Snail uses calcium to build its shell, an adequate calcium level must be maintained. It is very sensitive to any level of copper-based medications and prefers a low nitrate level. The Turban Snail can spawn in captivity, normally in mature reef aquariums. The Turban Snail will expel their gametes, temporarily making the water cloudy. In a few months tiny Turban Snails will be visible on the glass and substrate when the lights have gone off. As they grow the Turban Snails will venture out into bright light during the day. This information came from Liveaquaria.com, and more information can be found on the web about these great creatures. They need lots of algae if you want them to live, and no more than 2 -3 should be in a 20 gallon aquarium I have heard from other Web sites. If sufficient algae are not present, the Turban Snail's diet should be supplemented with dried seaweed. Hope this helps. Ursula
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The snail kite of Florida swamps does.
you look at the bottom of the snail try to take the snail out of its shell if it is black it is a unknown snail if it is all white it is a afarcan snail