Red Nerite

Neritina reclivata

Familia : Neritidae

InvertebradoAgua dulcesnail

The Red Nerite is a colorful freshwater snail, very effective for algae control in aquariums.

Estado IUCN
LC
Preocupación menor
Bioma
Du Guatemala au Panama : rivières et récifs.

Descripción

Neritina reclivata has a rounded shell of 1-2 cm, often bright red to orange with dark bands. The body is light. It is active and moves slowly. It feeds on algae and biofilm. Like other nerites, it does not reproduce in freshwater. It is very hardy and easy to keep. It can be kept with peaceful fish and shrimp. Its bright color makes it a decorative element.

Hábitat

Región :

Freshwater rivers and streams, brackish areas

Distribución :

Parámetros recomendados

Temperatura2228 °C
pH78.5
GH612 °dGH
KH38 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 30 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 1 mg/L

Cuidado

Dificultad
1/5
Dieta
Herbívoro
Tanque mín.
20 L
Grupo mín.
1
Tamaño adulto
2 cm
Esperanza de vida
2 años
Temperamento
Paisible
Propagación

Notas de cuidado

Parameters: pH 7.0-8.5, temperature 22-28°C, GH 6-12, KH 3-8. Minimum tank size 20 liters. Tolerates a wide range of parameters. Nitrates max 30 ppm, phosphates max 1 ppm. Diet: algae, wafers, vegetables. Compatible with most fish. Avoid snail predators. No reproduction in freshwater. Can be kept alone or in groups.

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