#aquatic snail

[waterskies]

Some of the good photos from today's photoshoot!

[mushbeast]

snails <3

[emeraldlabyrinth]

Have you ever seen a fish look so concerned?

[isopod-chan]

EPIC SNAIL POSTING

His name is chopper and the betta is named sanji.

[inthecityofgoodabode]

April 2024: Seen On Saturday's Walk

Blueberry blossoms in the Oasis:

[mirandoid]

My rabbit snail, Edward!

[emuwarum]

Got some snails. I have no clue what species they are

They seem way too big to be bladder snails, found them in the aquatic plant tank at the pet store (free snails since they don’t sell them and don’t really want them)

I haven’t seen their faces yet, but they seem to have long eyestalks and they are much stronger clinging to the wall than my bladder snails are, they are going to go into my big bladder snail tank either way but I would like to know what they are so I know how many eggs to expect

[physella-acuta]

My three little survivors on their zucchini feast

[hyperfixation-floodgate]

No fish in the 20 gallon yet, but we do have whatever is going on here

[Video id: Microscope video of a small white worm with a round head on aquarium glass. A comparatively enormous snail glides into view, eating algae. A tiny white copepod is also there, bouncing around.]

[r04ch4ch3]

[waterskies]

Some very helpful cuties~

[onenicebugperday]

I have adopted a yellow spotted rabbit snail! Mine is hiding in the jungle of aquarium plants but they look like this

Please give me name suggestions! You can’t sex them by sight so gender of the name doesn’t matter

[emeraldlabyrinth]

Ballad is getting licked

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[mriajamo]

THEY’RE HATCHING

THEY ARE SO LITTLE I’M SOBBING

There are so many eggs, every single leaf is weighed down nearly to the point of sinking by my little army, soon I will have so many radix snails and oh my gods they’re so cute

They’re so little oh my goodness!!

I love them so much

[samspicturesandwords]

I wanted to simulate a slow-moving river or pond from the Amazon, so I used species I have that are found in South and Central America. The substrate is Fluval Stratum, then play sand, then aquarium gravel and aquarium-safe crystals. The hardscape is driftwood and dragon stone. Underwater, there are two scarlet temple plants. Sticking out of the top are a young peace lily and a cutting from a pachira aquatica (money tree). The only animals (barring microfauna) are bladder snails. I have ordered some more South American plants (Amazon frogbit, red root floaters, and Christmas moss), and I hope to introduce some, or possibly all, of those to the tank once they arrive.