3 Nerite Snails (Neritina Natalensis and Neritina Semiconica)
*MIXED PACK*
Naturally from India, these Nerite Snails are very common in the aquarium hobby. They are easy to breed in captivity but their eggs will only hatch in brackish water, so you don't have to worry about them breeding in your aquarium. Nerite snails are extremely hardy and live in a vast variety of water parameters. Tiger Nerite snails are usually orange in coloration and have very noticeable black dots on the shell, while it's very close cousin, the Zebra Nerite, has a stripped black and green/yellowish shell.They are very good scavengers that will dig under the gravel, if needed, to get that extra algae meal.
-
Great for planted tanks;
-
Will not breed in freshwater;
-
Active - Nerites are at work 24/7;
-
Safe for plants and any other aquarium inhabitants;;
-
The BEST at eating algae.
Nerite Snails eat a big variety of foods such as:
-
Algae
-
Invertebrate Pellets
-
Decaying Plant Matter
-
Zucchini
Care for them:
- Tank size(Minimum): 10 Gal
- Care: Very Easy
- Temperature: 72-82
- PH: 6.8-8.4
- GH: 6-8
- KH: 2-12
- Lifespan: up to 4 Years
It is possible that some snails have some shell defects from their wild encounters.
DO NOT USE COPPER IN AQUARIUMS CONTAINING SNAILS!
