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Nassarius Vibex

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$.95/ea.
Looking for the best substrate cleaner around? You found 'um! Nassarius vibex snails. These little guys stay buried beneath your substrate and wait for the enticing aroma of food. It doesn't take much to get them "popping" out of the ground and chase down the food. You'll find our Nassarius snails very healthy, hardy, and inexpensive. Don't forget, ALWAYS FREE SHIPPING!

Marginella Snails
$1.25/ea.
This local snail is a tan/brown color. We find these snails to be excellent detrivours and behave very much like the Nassarius snails. They will bury in the sand looking for dead material to devour. These snails are typically 1/4" in length.

Crown Conch Snails
$1.95/ea.
These snails are collected in the warm Florida waters. They will reach a maximum size of nearly four inches. Their coloration can vary from black, brown, or gray and are banded or striped. These snails feed on organic matter in the substrate and are detrivours/carnivores. These snails will bury in the substrate up to two or three inches deep. These snails have been observed eating smaller algae eating snails.

Rock Snails

$.99/ea.
These snails are collected from rocky shorelines. This snail is reported to be a carnivore, eating small sessile crustaceans and other smaller snails. We house them in with hermit crabs and snails of equal or larger size with no difficulty. These snails would be useful in fish only aquariums with messy eaters. These snails would help clean up excess shrimp or crab waste.They are great detrivores.