Blue Mystery Snail – Pomacea bridgesii

Blue Mystery Snail – Pomacea bridgesii

The Blue Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) is a unique freshwater snail with a striking blue-gray shell and peaceful temperament. Popular among aquarists for both its beauty and usefulness, this snail helps keep tanks clean by grazing on algae and leftover food. Safe for plants and shrimp, Mystery Snails make excellent additions to community tanks and are easy to care for, making them perfect for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike.

• Beautiful blue-gray shell coloration
• Peaceful algae grazer for freshwater aquariums
• Plant-safe and shrimp-safe
• Hardy, beginner-friendly invertebrate
• Grows up to 2 inches

Care Guide:

• Temperature: 68–82°F
• pH: 7.2–8.0 (harder water preferred for shell health)
• Size: Up to 2 inches
• Diet: Algae, sinking pellets, blanched vegetables
• Temperament: Peaceful, non-aggressive

FAQs:
Q: Are Blue Mystery Snails safe for planted tanks?
A: Yes, they won’t eat healthy plants and are completely plant-safe.

Q: Do they reproduce quickly like pest snails?
A: No, they require both a male and female to breed, and egg clutches are laid above the waterline.

Q: Will they clean my tank glass?
A: Yes, they graze on algae on glass, décor, and surfaces, but supplemental feeding is recommended.