Clea helena (Clea helena)
Appearance of the Clea helena snail (Clea helena)
The Clea helena is known for its unique, pointed shell, which usually has an attractive pattern of dark and light stripes. Its compact size and distinctive shell pattern make it an interesting inhabitant in aquaria.
Keeping the Clea helena snail (Clea helena)
Clea helena is an easy-to-care-for snail species that prefers clean water and a stable environment. It is known for its role in controlling pest populations in aquariums, particularly in controlling overpopulations of other snail species.
Socialization of the predatory tower snail (Clea helena)
This snail species is predominantly peaceful, but can eat other smaller snail species. It should therefore be carefully socialized with other aquarium inhabitants. Clea helena is well suited to community aquaria where natural control of snail populations is desirable.
Diet of the Clea helena snail (Clea helena)
The main food source of Clea helena consists of other smaller snail species. In addition, they can also be fed with snail food tablets or protein-rich snacks to ensure that they receive sufficient nutrition.
Tank design for the Clea helena snail (Clea helena)
An aquarium for Clea helena should offer various hiding places and enough space for the natural hunting activity of these snails. A varied environment with stones, roots and plants provides optimum conditions. Regular water quality checks are important for a healthy living environment.
lat. Name: | Clea Helena |
German. German name: | Predatory tower snail |
Appearance: | Shell yellow and black or dark brown striped |
Size: | Up to 3 cm |
Age: | up to 4 years |
Behavior: |
very peaceful can be socialized with peaceful fish, shrimps, crabs and other snails (if the water values match) |
Reproduction: | not possible in freshwater |
Diet: | Growth or snail food |
Difficulty | Suitable for beginners |
Requirements & water values:
Min. aquarium requirements | We recommend a tank of at least 20 L |
Water temperature | 18 - 30 °C |
pH value | 7 - 8 mol/l |
Carbonate hardness (KH) | 3 - 16 ° dGh |
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SKU:
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1856 |
Category:
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Snails |