Very pleasant experience would definitely highly recommend each others
It took a bit long to come in the mail (a month) but when it arrived the plant was still green, alive, and beautiful
The Gold Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) adds vibrant color and natural cleaning power to your freshwater aquarium. With its bright golden shell and gentle behavior, this peaceful snail helps control algae and maintain water clarity, a perfect low-maintenance companion for community and planted tanks.
Bright Golden Shell
Plant & Fish Safe
Native to South America, the Gold Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) is a favorite among aquarists for its brilliant yellow shell and calm demeanor. These snails stay active throughout the day, gliding across glass and plants to clear away algae and debris.
Gold Mystery Snails are plant-safe cleaners that eat soft algae, decaying plant matter, and leftover food. They help maintain a balanced and healthy aquarium ecosystem and are ideal for planted or community tanks that feature shrimp and small fish.All of our Gold Mystery Snails are captive-bred for purity and shell quality. They adapt easily to most freshwater setups and are simple to care for, making them an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
Each snail is farm-raised and carefully inspected before shipping. Our Live Arrival Guarantee backs every order, so you can shop confidently knowing your snails will arrive healthy and ready to thrive.|
Parameter |
Ideal Range |
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Tank Size (Minimum) |
10 gallons |
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Temperature |
68–84°F |
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pH |
7.6–8.4 |
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GH |
6–8 |
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KH |
2–12 |
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Lifespan |
Up to 3 years |
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Diet |
Algae, wafers, pellets, decaying plants, vegetables |
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Compatibility |
Shrimp, peaceful fish, live plants |
Aquarists want a bright, decorative snail that also cleans algae.
Beginners looking for a hardy, low-maintenance freshwater snail.
Community tank setups with shrimp, plants, or small peaceful fish.
Yes. With a calcium-rich diet and proper lighting, their shells keep their vivid golden tone and smooth texture. Avoid low-calcium water to prevent dulling or erosion.
No. They only feed on soft algae, biofilm, and decaying leaves. Healthy plants remain untouched.
One snail per 5–10 gallons is ideal. They enjoy being in groups but don’t rely on social behavior to thrive.
If your water is soft, you can add cuttlebone or calcium blocks to support strong shell growth.
Occasionally, yes. They use an air siphon and may travel above the waterline, so a tight-fitting lid is recommended.
Gold Mystery Snails are very active, often seen gliding across glass and plants during both day and night. Their movement helps keep surfaces spotless.