Rare Ivory Mystery Snails (Pomacea bridgesii)

Rare Ivory Mystery Snails

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The mystery snail (Pomacea bridgesii) is indigenous to South America, where it can be found in rivers, lakes, and swamps in Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay. This species is widespread in the wild and is neither endangered nor threatened.

Mystery snails, like many other invertebrates, are natural scavengers that feed on algae, food scraps, and detritus in the water — behaviours that help keep tanks clean.

Mystery snails have large, attractive shells that come in a variety of colors. Common colors include gold, brown, black, and ivory, while the rarest varieties are purple and albino snails. Patterns and markings can also differ, though the shell is typically banded or solid.

Mystery snails often go up to the surface to breathe in air, so ensure there’s a gap of 2-5cm between the lid and water. Because of their curiosity and prowess at climbing, the snails need a tight-fitting tank lid to keep them from escaping.

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