• Bright Red Ramshorn Snails (1/4" to 1")
  • Bright Red Ramshorn Snails (1/4" to 1")
  • Bright Red Ramshorn Snails (1/4" to 1")
  • Bright Red Ramshorn Snails (1/4" to 1")

Bright Red Ramshorn Snails (1/4" to 1")

$ 16.95

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Ramshorn Snails are very attractive and are great for adding some color and decoration to your aquarium, but they also serve some very useful purposes. They clean algae off of glass, plants, and decorations, they eat hair algae, and they keep your substrate clean and the correct color.  While they are effective algae-eaters, they do not harm live plants.
 
They are totally safe with any fish, shrimp, or plants, and are completely peaceful.  They're hilarious if you have dwarf shrimp like we do - the shrimp love to ride around on the snails!  These snails also reproduce very quickly, making them a great live food starter colony for puffers and other animals that eat snails.
 
Red Ramshorn Snail shells range from a bright pink to a sharp-looking maroon, but most are closer toward the pink side of the spectrum.  Their bodies are always bright red or pink.  The snails usually ship as juveniles that are pea-sized, but may sometimes be smaller.  Even the smallest snail will be adult breeding size within 2 months.  These snails can grow up to 1 or 2 inches in diameter.
 
RECOMMENDED TANK PARAMETERS: 
  • pH level range: 7.0 and up 
  • Temperature range: 60° - 80° F (16° - 27° C) 
  • Water type: Soft to hard 
  • Recommended Aquatic Arts tank mates: Other types of snails (Nerite snails, Mystery Snails, Sulawesi Snails, etc.), dwarf shrimp (such as Blue Velvet shrimp, Sakura Fire Red Cherry Shrimp, Neon Yellow Shrimp, etc.). They can also be kept with small to medium-sized, non-aggressive fish. 
  • Additional notes: Ramshorn Snails are not picky at all about their water parameters, and they tend to reproduce like crazy in almost any conditions. If you run into problems with snail overpopulation, a few Assassin Snails will quickly take care of the problem. Ramshorn Snails eat algae, waste, and invertebrate pellets or fish food. Snails are very sensitive to copper, so watch out for copper if you use tap water in your tank.
  • Warning! Avoid any food product, medication, or plant fertilizer that contains Copper of any form. Copper is toxic to invertebrates. Many commercial fish foods, medications, and plant fertilizers contain copper or more commonly copper sulfate. Always look at the ingredient list for any product going into the aquarium to ensure they are copper free.
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