Olive Nerite Snails

IMPORTANT INFO: Mind your weather. Snails will come in a plastic bag with air. When you open the snails, smell the inside of the bag. If there is no rancid or rotting smell the snails should all be alive. A slight smell could mean there is some that didn't make the trip. Place all snails in one area in your tank so you can keep track of them. Make sure the opening of their shells are facing down. They will usually start moving within a few hours but could take a few days. Sizes of snails will vary between 1/4"-1/2" in size. Please read DOA policy below. Mystery snails are some of the best algae eaters to keep your glass, wood, rocks, and equipment free from brown and green algae that build up over time. These snails can reproduce in freshwater aquariums. They will lay an egg sack at the top but will need to stay moist to hatch. Please note: "Black snails" can have a purple color to their shells. "Blue snails" have white shells but blue bodies. Mystery Snail Care: Best kept between 70°f and 78°f. Will eat leftover food from feeding your fish, algae, and detritus.They won't eat healthy plants, any dying plant mater they will clean up for you. Will need calcium in diet or water. DOA Policy: We will only replace, refund, or partial refund these snails if more then 50% are DOA. We will ask though that you place snails in your tank for up to a week to see if they are in fact dead or not.

Rotala Orange Juice Brighten your aquascape with the vibrant tones of Rotala Orange Juice — a stunning stem plant known for its warm orange to peach coloration under strong light. Its slender leaves and compact growth pattern make it perfect for creating colorful contrast among green and red plants alike. Under good lighting and CO2, Rotala Orange Juice develops a rich gradient of yellow, orange, and pink hues that bring life and depth to any layout. It’s an excellent choice for Dutch-style aquascapes or anyone looking to add a soft, glowing pop of color. Highlights: Distinct orange-to-peach coloration Compact and upright growth pattern Ideal for midground or background placement Fast-growing and easy to trim for shaping Stunning contrast plant in high-tech aquariums Care Tips: Lighting: Medium to high for best color CO2: Recommended for vibrant growth Placement: Midground to background Growth Rate: Moderate to fast

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Ammannia Gracilis is a beautiful red/pink plant that needs high lighting in order to survive. If you can provide Ammannia Gracilis with the right amount of light, co2, and nutrient rich substrate it will flourish. Ammannia Gracilis grows pretty fast, and you are able to propagate it by trimming the top and planting it. Also Known: Pink Ammannia Care Level: Medium Lighting Requirement: Medium Co2: Not Needed Growth Rate: Fast Origin: Africa Tank Placement: Midground-Background For more information on this plant watch the video below: Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.