CHOCOLATE POSO RABBIT SNAIL / TYLOMELANIA PERFECTA – 巧克力兔螺

The chocolate rabbit snail is characterized by its blackish-brown body and peculiar shell, which is covered with a deposit of calcium in wild-caught individuals. In the aquarium, the shell continues growing, with the new parts emerging uncovered. They’re peaceful and although they don’t eat algae, they do consume detritus. Aquarium plants should be left alone. Rabbit snails appreciate plenty of hiding places and relatively dim lighting. Also be sure to provide plenty of leaf litter at all times: this makes a great natural food source. If leaf litter and other foods are lacking, these snails won’t shy away from taking a bite out of any soft aquarium plants they can find. Stick to sturdy plants and make sure your rabbit snails don’t go hungry. Find out more about chocolate rabbit snails in The Shrimp Farm Academy.