Red Spotted Nerite Snail β Algae Eating Freshwater Snail
Red Spotted Nerite Snail β Algae Eating Freshwater Snail
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π Red Spotted Nerite Snail β Algae Eating Freshwater Snail
Description:
The Red Spotted Nerite Snail is a striking and practical addition to freshwater aquariums. With its bold red-orange shell marked by dark spots, it adds color and interest while serving as a natural algae cleaner. Nerite snails are popular for their ability to keep glass, rocks, and dΓ©cor free of algae without harming plants. They are peaceful, hardy, and safe for community tanks. Best of all, they cannot reproduce in freshwater, making them a perfect algae control solution
Key Features
- Distinctive red-orange shell with dark spots
- Excellent algae eater β helps keep tanks clean
- Peaceful and safe for community aquariums
- Cannot breed in freshwater (no snail infestations)
- Suitable for planted and nano tanks
- Hardy and easy to care for
β FAQ
Q: Will Red Spotted Nerite Snails eat live plants?
A: No, they only eat algae and biofilm, leaving plants untouched.
Q: Can they breed in freshwater tanks?
A: No, Nerite snails require brackish water to reproduce, so they wonβt overpopulate in freshwater.
Q: How big do they get?
A: They grow to about 1 inch in size.
Q: What do they eat if algae runs low?
A: You can supplement their diet with algae wafers or blanched veggies.
