Keeled Ramshorn Snail
Planorbis carinatus
Familia : Planorbidae
The Keeled Ramshorn Snail is distinguished by a keel (ridge) on the edge of its shell. It is slightly larger than other Ramshorns and very hardy.
Descripción
The shell of the Keeled Ramshorn Snail measures 3-4 cm in diameter and has a prominent keel on the outer edge. Its color ranges from light brown to dark brown. It is hermaphroditic and reproduces quickly. It feeds on algae, decaying plants, and leftover food. Active at night, it can be seen crawling on glass and plants. It is very tolerant of parameter variations.
Hábitat
Región :
Calm waters, ponds, dense vegetation
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Parámetros recomendados
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Notas de cuidado
Parameters: temperature 18-26°C, pH 6.5-8.0, GH 5-15, KH 3-10. Minimum tank 15 liters. Diet: algae, vegetables, pellets. Peaceful, compatible with most fish. Avoid predators. Rapid reproduction if excess food. Substrate not required. Can be kept outdoors in a pond.