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Blueberry Snail | Viviparus sp.

Name: Blueberry Snail | Viviparus sp.
Brand: Snail
SKU: SNAIL-BLUEBERRY
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$19.99

Blueberry Snail

Blueberry Snails are stunning snails that are renowned for their vibrant blue coloration and intricate patterns, making them a striking addition to any freshwater tank or pond. They grow to a manageable size of 1-2 inches in diameter. Besides their visual appeal, Blueberry Snails are excellent algae eaters, helping to keep your tank clean and balanced by consuming algae and organic waste. As livebearers, they reproduce regularly, giving birth to small, fully-formed young every 1-3 weeks, ensuring a continuous and fascinating display of snail life.

Easy to care for, Blueberry Snails are peaceful and non-aggressive, making them a perfect fit for community tanks. They require minimal maintenance, but regular monitoring of water quality and occasional feeding with algae wafers or blanched vegetables will keep them healthy. These snails are shipped securely to ensure they arrive in great condition.

We keep these snails on pool filtered sand and in bare bottom tanks with a Matten filters. We feed NorthFin Foods along with Indian Almond Leaves for natural biofilm. We also use LED lighting to provide enough natural algae growth for them to feed.

Please note: During shipping, snails sometimes go into a hibernation-like state and may not become fully active for up to a week once acclimated to your aquarium.

Tank Parameters

Ph: 7.2 to 8.5
Gh: 7 to 15
Kh: 2 to 8
TDS: 120 to 400
Temp: 68 to 78

Tank Equipment

Filter: Matten Filter
Substrate: Pool Filter Sand
Water: RO/DI Water remineralized with Salty Shrimp Gh/Kh+
Decor: Malaysian Driftwood, Java Moss and Indian Almond Leaves

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So little and cute

I only ordered one blueberry snail because although I did my research there is just not tons of info out there about them. This one arrived 2 months ago and was healthy but so very tiny. I'm not sure if she has had other babies before today but after being in one spot in the tank for close to 24 hours, which is rare for this little one, I noticed an itty bitty baby on her back and now know for sure that she is a female. Again, I have no clue if she has had other babies or not since they are so small, grow SO slow and are camouflaged by the dark wood in my tank that they enjoy hanging out on but I guess Ill know once they get bigger and I see them hanging out.