Fascinating creatures, fun to watch them walk upside on the water surface! This one was taking a ride!

Please excuse the copious GSA on the glass, hopefully someday I'll be able to share better photos LOL

Celetaia persculpta, most exciting find to date ♡

Decided to post a small pic reel cuz I love these little guys, one of the most underrated aquarium snails imo.

Last Pic I think is of Pearl taking a nap, love these goobers they're so derpy and colorful.

I just got two new Nerites today. Acclimated them for an hour and placed them in. left them alone to settle for the afternoon… come back and one is nowhere to be seen. the tank is pretty barren too — so almost nowhere to hide.

Well the rock on the far right of the tank was sitting atop the driftwood before. he had crammed himself under that somehow. I spent like 30 minutes inspecting the tank and looking around the stand to see if he had escaped ! i’m super glad he’s okay, but man the first few days of owning these guys always stresses me out. never sure if they’ll settle in properly or not …

I haven't seen him move for a couple of days, so I decided to check if he's ok. Pulled him out only to discover an empty shell and a lonely flap laying beneath it. No sign of the body. Now I've pulled out dead snails before, it happens, but never an empty one. Other tank inhabitants are 7 tetra glo, 5 pepper corys, one ancitrus, 6 pigmy corys, a black cory and three mollies. As far as I'm aware I have some ramsohrns, some bladders, 3 nerites and a mystery snail. What could have cleaned out the shell so quickly?

My apple snail Big Chungus. Second pic is him compared to my Betta.

Just bought this horned nerite snail and I didn’t really pay attention to what the guy at the store picked for me. Now i can see that a couple of it’s horns are broken in half and it has this white erosion on its shell. Will it be ok? Is there anything I can do to help it heal?

I have some green spot algea, which is so annoying to remove. Which snail can help me combat it?

I prefer Mystery Snail more than other type. But if it won't eat this type of algea then I will go with the other.

My mystery snails laid eggs and I'd like to give it a go raising some of them, so I bought a 2nd hand tank from a recycling centre which I thought would be great for the babies. When I got it home however, I went to clean it and as soon as I took the lid off I got hit with the smell of clove oil (completely my fault for not checking before purchasing). I need some opinions - is it still safe to use if I wash it out several times? Or will it kill the babies?

Our snail is really active this evening, never noticed all the beautiful orange spots.

Just sitting back enjoying a snack I guess. My salvinia though 😭

Filopaludina sumatrensis young male

Is this something to be concerned about? I bought 3 red racers about 2 months ago. I don’t remember if these chips were there when they came from the store, but I’m wondering now if they’re a concern or how to help them. Only one of the 3 has them. Of the other 2, one is perfectly uniform shell, the other has a white tip on the spiral of the shell which I’m assuming is also a chip.

There are calcium sources in the water, cuttlebone. 6.8 pH, 8GH, 2kh. 20 gal tank, cycled for about 4 months. Snails added 2 months ago.

unused built-in filter box finally coming to good use, lights in the lid keep the eggs warm/humid too

I have beautiful gold mystery snabies maturing and am curious how old/big they must be before I give them away? They are my first batch and it's so fun to care for them and watch them change.

Alright, I still have lots of movement after a week with is huge! I have them in a small breeder box inside of a 10 gallon aquarium. When do I dump them into the rest of the aquarium? I don’t want them to die again. These are baby mystery snails.

Member #1 of our cleaning crew

I’ve got this little container set up for some radix snails (I adore them, they’re nostalgic for me since I used to find them back home before I moved cross country, and today, 7 years later, I found some at the fish store and got them for free.)

Is it possible for them to live comfortably in here until I get a 5 gallon in the future? My wife wants shrimp, and while I know 5 gallons is hard to hold a cycle, the only livestock for a few months will be these fun little dudes. I could also get a kritter keeper tbh if it’s too small, probably better at holding water. (This enclosure is advertised as waterproof, but I have my doubts.)

The water is cloudy because of the rocks, which I can remove if they make the water too soft. I have test strips for pH, but heavier testing equipment is not yet present. No filter, no heater, but my wife likes the room to be 72-78F.

Just sitting back enjoying a snack I guess. My salvinia though 😭