Mystery snail
A large, active snail in gold, blue, ivory and more. It needs hard water for its shell and a gap of air under the lid to breathe.
Care at a glance
| Minimum tank | 5 gallons (19 L) |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 68–82°F (20–28°C) |
| pH | 7.0–8.0 |
| How many | Fine on its own |
| Adult size | 2 in (5.1 cm) |
| Where it lives | The substrate, glass and decor |
| Type | Invertebrate |
Good tank mates
- Harlequin rasbora
- Zebra danio
- White cloud minnow
- Guppy
- Platy
- Molly
- Betta (male)
- Dwarf gourami
- Bronze corydoras
- Pygmy corydoras
- Otocinclus
- Bristlenose pleco
- Angelfish
- Tiger barb
- Cherry barb
- Cherry shrimp
- Amano shrimp
- Nerite snail
- Black skirt tetra
- Glowlight tetra
- Black neon tetra
- Lemon tetra
- Serpae tetra
- Bleeding heart tetra
- Congo tetra
- Diamond tetra
- X-ray tetra
- Scissortail rasbora
- Lambchop rasbora
- Celestial pearl danio
- Giant danio
- Rosy barb
- Gold barb
- Denison barb
- Rainbow shark
- Red-tailed black shark
- Siamese algae eater
- Hillstream loach
- Swordtail
- Endler's livebearer
- Sailfin molly
- Pearl gourami
- Honey gourami
- Three-spot blue gourami
- Sparkling gourami
- Paradise fish
- Female betta
- Bolivian ram
- Cockatoo dwarf cichlid
- Kribensis
- Firemouth cichlid
- Convict cichlid
- Oscar
- Jack Dempsey
- Severum
- Electric yellow lab
- Peacock cichlid
- Shell dweller
- Electric blue acara
- Panda corydoras
- Peppered corydoras
- Sterbai corydoras
- Clown pleco
- Common pleco
- Rubber lip pleco
- Pictus catfish
- Glass catfish
- Chinese algae eater
- Boeseman's rainbowfish
- Dwarf neon rainbowfish
- Threadfin rainbowfish
- Golden wonder killifish
- Bala shark
- Dojo loach
- Japanese rice fish
- Ramshorn snail
- Ghost shrimp
- Bamboo shrimp
- African dwarf frog
Possible with care
Do not mix with
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