Blue Rabbit Snail – Tylomelania sp.

💙 Blue Rabbit Snail – Tylomelania sp.

The Blue Rabbit Snail (Tylomelania sp.) is one of the most stunning and unique freshwater snails available to aquarists. Native to Sulawesi, Indonesia, this rare variety is known for its deep blue to slate-colored body and long, beautifully textured cone-shaped shell.

Peaceful, hardy, and full of character, Blue Rabbit Snails make excellent additions to planted or community aquariums, where they help clean algae and detritus while adding an exotic touch of color.

🌟 Key Features

• ✅ Rare Blue Body Coloration: Striking contrast against dark substrates and plants
• ✅ Natural Algae Eater: Helps keep aquarium surfaces clean
• ✅ Peaceful & Hardy: Ideal for community and shrimp tanks
• ✅ Unique Shell Shape: Long spiral shell with distinct ridges
• ✅ Low Reproduction Rate: No overpopulation – gives birth to one baby at a time

📐 Care Requirements

• Tank Size: 10 gallons minimum
• Water Temperature: 76–82°F
• pH: 7.4–8.2 (prefers mineral-rich, hard water)
• Diet: Algae, biofilm, blanched vegetables, sinking pellets or wafers
• Behavior: Peaceful; safe with shrimp, snails, and small fish

❓ FAQ

Q: Are Blue Rabbit Snails rare?
A: Yes! They are a rarer Tylomelania variety with a unique blue-to-slate body coloration.

Q: Do they eat live plants?
A: No, they only consume algae, biofilm, and decaying plant matter.

Q: Will they reproduce quickly?
A: No, Rabbit Snails reproduce very slowly, giving birth to one live baby at a time.

Q: Can I keep them with shrimp or other snails?
A: Yes, they are peaceful and make great tank mates for shrimp, snails, and small community fish.