Snails

This horned nerite species boasts beautiful gold and olive coloration, and it is a peaceful, active, and useful addition to almost any aquarium!   The Olive Gold Thorn/Horn Nerite Snail (Clithon corona/diadema) is an increasingly popular nerite snail that is native to East and Southeast Asia. Thi...

Assassin Snails (Clea helena) are one of the most useful animals in the aquarium hobby.  They will obliterate unwanted pest snails and eliminate the need to use harsh, snail-killing chemicals in your aquarium.  They are particularly adept at handling populations of pond snails, Malaysian trumpet ...

Nerite Snails are a colourful mix of snails that are great Algae eaters for nature aquariums. They also don't breed in Freshwater, hence preventing the snail population from going out of control

These large and striking snails are great for adding some color to your aquarium, but they also serve some very useful purposes.  They clean algae off of glass, plants, and decorations, they eat hair algae, and they keep your substrate clean and the correct color.  They are totally safe with any ...

These eye-catching snails' shells have a truly unique and beautiful pattern; they are a lovely dark amber color with small black markings that form encircling stripes.  Additionally, they serve some very useful purposes, as all Nerite Snails do.  They clean algae off of glass, plants, and decorat...

Neritina Pulligera, or commonly called Military Helmet, Black Helmet. It is widely recommended in aquariums because it is an alga-eater that does not reproduce very easily. It is gasteropode and comes from the Neritidae family. Originally from Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines. Fe...

Zebra Nerites snails' shells have a truly striking and beautiful pattern, featuring gold and black zebra-like stripes running all the way down.  These attractive snails definitely draw your eyes directly to them, but they also serve some very useful purposes, as all Nerite Snails do.  They clean ...

Sulawesi Rabbit Snails (Tylomelania sp.) are one of the rarest snails in the aquarium hobby.  Also known as Elephant Snails, their natural habitat is in Indonesia and they are only rarely seen in the United States.  The "Rabbit" name likely comes from their rabbit-like faces and drooping antennae...

This uncommon snail is a unique addition to any freshwater aquarium! These freshwater snails are truly a sight to be seen. Their unique appearance would make them an attractive component of any aquarium. Wild-caught ones have spikes protruding from their shells, and though they often pass this t...

These beautiful snails are one of favorites because they are beautiful and pretty easy to care for. Unlike their distant cousin, the Sulawesi Rabbit Snails, Hercules snails or their scientific name Brotia Herculea are native to Thailand and inhabits on sandy and muddy riverbeds. These species ar...

Also known by the names Porcupine Snails and Horned Armor snails, these freshwater snails hail from Thailand and are truly impressive to behold.  Their unique appearance would make them an attractive component of any aquarium.  They are named for their tiered shells, which feature spikes protrudi...