Zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
Appearance of the zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
The zebra seaweed snail, Neritina zebra, is characterized by its characteristic black and white stripe pattern, which gives it a zebra-like appearance. These small snails are popular not only because of their attractive appearance, but also because of their efficiency in controlling algae.
Keeping the zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
Neritina zebra is undemanding and easy to care for, but requires clean water and regular water maintenance. They are ideal for planted aquaria and help to reduce algae. Constant water quality is important for their well-being.
Socialization of the zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
This snail species is very peaceful and can easily be kept together with a variety of fish and other invertebrates. Their reserved nature makes them an excellent choice for community aquariums.
Diet of the zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
The zebra seaweed snail's main diet consists of algae and biofilm, which it grazes from surfaces in the aquarium. In aquaria with little algae, their diet can be supplemented with algae leaves or special snail food.
Tank design for the zebra seaweed snail (Neritina zebra)
A well-planted aquarium with plenty of surfaces for algae formation is suitable for Neritina zebra. They prefer an environment with clean water and good water circulation. A varied layout with stones, roots and plants offers them optimal conditions.
lat. Name: | Neritina zebra |
German. German name: | Steel helmet snail / Red-lipped helmet snail |
Appearance: | Black/yellow striped shell |
Size: | up to 3 cm |
Age: | up to 15 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 50 L |
Temperature | 22 - 28 °C |
pH value | > 6.5 mol/l |
Carbonate hardness (KH) | > 3 ° dGh |
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SKU:
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1854 |
Category:
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Snails |