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The Red Collar Snail is a very unique snail with its smooth shell and bright red foot. They will be a vivid stand-out against your aquarium glass. They originate from the Pacific coast of Mexico and prefer cooler water temperatures. This snail prefers an aquarium with ample rockwork to graze on and enough room to roam. Like other invertebrates, they are sensitive to high nitrate levels and will not tolerate copper-based medications. If sufficient food levels are not present, supplement the diet with vegetable-based tablet foods or dried seaweeds.
SKU | 3466578 |
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Primary Brand | Petco Marine Inverts |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Max water Temp | 72 F |
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Special Diet | Herbivore |
Min Water Temp | 60 F |
Environment | Marine |
Temperament | Community |
Care Level | Easy |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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ACCLIMATION: Avoid exposing new aquatic life to bright lights after opening the box. Turn off aquarium lights prior to floating aquatic life. Allow the sealed bag with your new fish to float in your aquarium for at least 15 minutes (but no longer than one hour) to ensure the water in the bag matches the temperature in your aquarium. A bacteria booster addition can assist with the addition of new aquatic life. Petco offers free water testing in store to determine if your water is safe for the addition of new aquatic life. DIET: A well-balanced diet consists of a variety of flakes, pellets, freeze-dried and frozen foods, depending on the species. FEEDING: Feed sparingly and no more than fish can eat in 1-2 minutes. Overfeeding can quickly foul the water, especially in smaller aquariums.
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Is this snail is dead? If yes why?
Hi my baby turtle has a black spot on its shell.
My red eared sliders shell is discolored has hard/rough spots, and it’s not smooth. I don’t know if it’s she’ll rot or not. She also seems to be shedding excessively on her body, but never her shell.
I have 2 Mystery Snails and a betta in a 3.5G tank. Tank is filtered and has a heater. One snail has not grown at all while the other has nearly doubled in size. He is lathargic and I rarely see him eat his food or even come out of the shell. His shell has turned to a dull dark brown colour and looks to be cracking a little bit. Does this sound like a water issue? Does he sound sick? What can I do to help him. In the last picture, he is the smaller snail in the front.
hello, i believe my corn snake has a fungus problem :(. she came to me with some yellow discoloration on her upper body and nose. it doesn’t seem to bother her but i don’t want it to get worse. what can i do to fix this? the last picture attached is for reference to her normal skin town which is white and pink.
I was washing Cooper' s shell when I noticed there a tiny red spot on her shell.When I press it on and disappears but when I lift my fingers the red spot comes back again.Also Cooper's soft shell is now gotten a little more worse and I don't have the money to go a vet.What can I do to help him.Please help me.I'm sorry the photos are a little blurry but I took them the best I can.Thanks and please answer this as fast as you can.
I have a baby red eared slider a friend bought from Chinatown then couldn’t keep. I believe it’s about 1-2 months old as it wasn’t even old enough to eat when I recieved it. I have him set up in a filtered tank with a dry rock area and some caves in the water that he likes to sit on. He’s developed a couple small white spots on his shell and I’m worried that it’s some kind of infection but I also don’t know if he’s maybe starting to shed his shell.
How many snails can I have in a 55 gallon fish tank?
My turtle has got some kinda white spots on his neck???? What is that for???? What does it mean????
Hello. My turtle has a red stain/mark along her "lip" on the left hand side. Tried cleaning it with a qtip but it didn't come off. This must have appeared within the last 2-3 days. She lives outside in a filtered and heated pond with my other (male) turtle and they sometimes fight over food, she also randomly bites hard things. I give them kale/spinach/fruit and they hunt slugs, snails and other insects. She's acting completely normal and feeding fine. Is this an injury or is it something else?
Hi. This is my first time having a pet turtle. I had it for a year. Do you know what may be causes his shell to look like this?
I have a red eared slider. My neighbor gave him to me a couple weeks ago but I do not know where he received the turtle from. The turtle has these things on his shell. I’ve done research and learned that it could just be growth marks, meaning he is being over fed or just shedding. But I also say that it could be fungus, and infection, or shell rot. The area is not soft or peeling. It does not smell nor hurts the turtle when I touch it. The turtle is fine others, receiving the best possible care.