Gold Spotted Rabbit Snail, (3 pack)

Sold as: (3 pack) Overview: These snails are voracious eaters and actively move all times of the day. They aren't asexual and reproduce at a reasonable rate, so you won't get overrun overnight. Setup Considerations: These guys do well in most tanks. They can be shy if there are fish that nip at their antennae. They burrow into the substrate, so sand makes this easier, but isn't required. Specific Care: Snails need calcium for their shells. Supplementing with crushed coral or Tums might be required for them to maintain their shells. Diet: Scavenging Omnivore. They'll eat algae and biofilm, but do require to be fed in most cases. We feed ours Algae pellets, Massivore, and zucchini.

Overview: These snails are voracious eaters and actively move all times of the day. They aren't asexual and reproduce at a reasonable rate, so you won't get overrun overnight.

Setup Considerations: These guys do well in most tanks. They can be shy if there are fish that nip at their antennae. They burrow into the substrate, so sand makes this easier, but isn't required. Specific Care: Snails need calcium for their shells. Supplementing with crushed coral or Tums might be required for them to maintain their shells.