Description
Pink Pumpkin Nerite Snails
Clithon sowerbianum
Pink Pumpkin Nerite Snails are small, hardy, peaceful algae and biofilm grazers from Southeast Asia, usually around2 centimeters or three quarters of an inch, that thrive in stable freshwater or brackish aquariums, showing off striking pink to coral shells with highly variable cream and golden markings, making almost every individual unique; and like other nerites, they may lay eggs, but those eggs won’t develop without specialized saline conditions, so they won’t overpopulate your tank.
-THEY WILL NOT REPRODUCE IN FRESHWATER!
-THEY WILL NOT EAT YOUR PLANTS
TEMP: 40 – 100
pH: 6.2 – 8.5
STOCKING INFO: use 1 per gallon or more. Not easy to breed, as they are actually a brackish water snail (brackish water is where they are prolific). Excellent algae eating snail for freshwater aquariums and also Marine as well! Will NOT harm plant life. Sizes vary
Minimum quantity no less than 3.







