Pink post horn snail - Planorbarius Corneus

Pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

Appearance of the pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

The pink-pink post horn snail, Planorbarius corneus, is characterized by its striking, spiral-shaped shell, which shimmers in various shades of pink and pink. This color variation makes it an attractive and decorative inhabitant in aquariums.

Keeping the pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

Planorbarius corneus is relatively easy to care for and adaptable, but requires clean water and regular water changes. They prefer a well-planted aquarium that offers them plenty of hiding places and food sources.

Socialization of the pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

This snail species is peaceful and can live well with a variety of peaceful fish and other invertebrates. Their calm nature makes them an excellent choice for community aquariums.

Diet of the pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

Planorbarius corneus feeds mainly on algae, dead plant matter and biofilm. They can also benefit from special snail food or vegetables to supplement their diet in aquariums with less natural food supply.

Tank design for the pink-pink post horn snail (Planorbarius corneus)

A suitable aquarium for Planorbarius corneus should be rich in plants and provide various surfaces for algae growth. A soft substrate and plenty of hiding places are recommended. Regular monitoring of the water quality helps to promote a healthy environment.