Chestnut Albino Mystery Snail – Pomacea bridgesii

Chestnut Albino Mystery Snail – Pomacea bridgesii

The Chestnut Albino Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) is a stunning freshwater snail with a warm brown chestnut shell and creamy white body. Peaceful and plant-safe, these snails are excellent algae grazers that help maintain a clean, balanced aquarium. Their unique coloration adds a natural, earthy accent to community and planted tanks while keeping your glass and décor spotless.

• Beautiful chestnut shell with contrasting white body
• Effective algae eater for freshwater aquariums
• Peaceful and safe for plants and shrimp
• Hardy and beginner-friendly invertebrate
• Grows up to 2 inches

Care Guide:

• Temperature: 68–82°F
• pH: 7.2–8.0 (moderate to hard water for shell health)
• Size: Up to 2 inches
• Diet: Algae, sinking wafers, blanched vegetables, calcium supplements
• Temperament: Peaceful and community-safe

FAQs:
Q: Are Chestnut Albino Mystery Snails safe with live plants?
A: Yes, they’re plant-safe and won’t eat healthy leaves.

Q: How can I tell if I have a male or female snail?
A: Males and females look similar—both must be present for egg laying.

Q: Do they help clean glass and décor?
A: Yes, they graze on algae on tank walls, rocks, and ornaments.