10+ Live Ramshorn Snails - Mixed Colors (Blue, Pink, Blue Leopard) - Perfect for Aquariums

Transform Your Aquarium with Our Stunning 9+ Juvenile Ramshorn Snails! Dive into a world of vibrant colors and lively activity with our exquisite 10+ Juvenile Ramshorn Snails! Perfect for adding a splash of color and life to your aquatic environment, these snails are a must-have for any aquarium enthusiast. Each order includes a delightful, random mix of dazzling colors, including Blue, Pink, and Blue Leopard varieties, ensuring a breathtaking and diverse display. Please note that specific color varieties are not guaranteed as they are selected from a thriving community tank. Key Features: Spectacular Variety of Colors: Enjoy a random mix of Blue, Pink, and Blue Leopard Ramshorn snails, each adding unique and eye-catching hues to your tank. Juvenile Snails: Mostly juveniles, these snails are perfect for growing and adapting to your aquarium environment. Natural Cleaners: Ramshorn snails are excellent at keeping your tank clean by eating algae and leftover food, promoting a ier ecosystem. Easy to Care For: These snails are hardy and easy to care for, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced aquarists. Live Arrival Guarantee: We ensure that your snails arrive alive and y. If there are any issues, we offer a replacement or refund. Ramshorn Snail Care: Ramshorn snails are a wonderful addition to any freshwater aquarium. Here are some tips to help you care for them: Tank Size: A minimum of 5 gallons is recommended, but larger tanks are better for maintaining water quality. Water Parameters: Keep the water temperature between 65-82°F (18-28°C) with a pH level of 7.0-8.0. They thrive in well-oxygenated water. Diet: Ramshorn snails are not picky eaters. They will consume algae, leftover fish food, and decaying matter. Supplement their diet with blanched vegetables like zucchini or spinach. Tank Mates: They are peaceful and can coexist with most fish and invertebrates. Avoid housing them with snail-eating species like certain loaches or pufferfish. Breeding: Ramshorn snails can reproduce quickly. If you want to control their population, remove egg clusters or limit their food supply. Acclimating Your Snails: Proper acclimation is crucial for the and well-being of your new snails. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth transition: Prepare the Tank: Ensure your aquarium is ready with the appropriate water parameters (temperature between 65-82°F and pH level of 7.0-8.0). Open the Breather Bag: Carefully open the breather bag and gently remove the damp paper towels with the snails. Be gentle to avoid stressing the snails. Float the Snails: Place the snails in a small container with a bit of tank water. Float this container in your aquarium for 15-20 minutes to equalize the temperature. Gradual Water Addition: Slowly add small as of tank water to the container every 5 minutes for about 30 minutes. This helps the snails adjust to the water chemistry. Transfer the Snails: Gently release the snails into the tank using a net. Avoid adding the container water to your aquarium to prevent introducing any contaminants. Monitor: Keep an eye on the snails for the first few days to ensure they are adjusting well to their new environment. Why Choose Our Ramshorn Snails? Our Ramshorn snails are carefully selected and bred to provide you with the highest quality and most vibrant colors. They are a great addition to any freshwater aquarium, helping to maintain a clean and balanced environment while adding beauty and interest. Order Now and Transform Your Aquarium! Add a touch of natural beauty and efficient cleaning to your aquarium with our 9+ Juvenile Ramshorn Snails. Order today and enjoy the benefits of these colorful and hardworking snails!

• Product: 10+ Juvenile Ramshorn Snails Colors: Random mix of Blue, Pink, and Blue Leopard (no specific color guarantee) Benefits: Adds color and life to aquariums Natural cleaners (eat algae and leftover food) Easy to care for (suitable for beginners and experienced aquarists) Care Tips: Tank size: Minimum 5 gallons Water: 65-82°F, pH 7.0-8.0 Diet: Algae, leftover food, blanched vegetables Tank mates: Peaceful, avoid snail-eating species Acclimation: Float snails in a container with tank water for 15-20 minutes Gradually add tank water to the container over 30 minutes Gently release snails into the tank using a net.