Our Snails
Aquatic snails, belonging to the Gastropoda class, inhabit water environments worldwide. Their coiled shells provide protection, while they glide around using a muscular foot and feed with a radula. Some species are carnivorous. These snails play a crucial role in nutrient cycling and serve as prey in aquatic ecosystems. In aquariums, they offer additional benefits: they help control algae growth, contribute to maintaining a balanced ecosystem, and add visual interest with their diverse shapes and colors.
Pink Ramshorn Snails
Pink Ramshorn Snails
Pink ramshorn snails are a vibrant addition to freshwater aquariums, known for their rosy coiled shells. Scientifically called Planorbella duryi, these snails are a variant of the common ramshorn snail. They grow to about one inch and help keep tanks clean by eating algae and leftover food. However, their population should be monitored as they reproduce quickly. Peaceful by nature, they coexist well with various aquatic species, making them a popular choice for hobbyists seeking both beauty and utility in their aquariums.
Blue/leopard Ramshorns
Blue/leopard Ramshorns
Blue ramshorn snails are small, striking freshwater snails with blue shells. Popular for their beauty and algae-eating skills, they make peaceful tank companions.
Brown/Leopard Ramshorn Snail
Brown/Leopard Ramshorn Snail
The Brown Leopard Ramshorn Snail is a striking freshwater aquarium creature. Its shell, resembling a leopard's spots, adds visual appeal and functional benefits by consuming algae and detritus. Easy to care for, these peaceful snails coexist well with various tank inhabitants, promoting a balanced ecosystem.
Malaysian Trumpet snails
Malaysian Trumpet snails
Malaysian trumpet snails are fascinating creatures that add charm to any aquarium. With their spiral shells and gentle nature, they enhance visual interest and diversity. They also keep tanks clean by consuming algae and leftover food. Their burrowing aerates the substrate, promoting plant growth. Easy to care for, they are perfect for both novice and experienced aquarists.