Red Ramshorn Snail

The Red Ram's Horn snail (Planorbella corneus) is a vibrant and eye-catching freshwater species known for its striking red or orange-colored spiral shell. Native to North America, this snail is widely appreciated by aquarium hobbyists for its attractive appearance and beneficial role in tank maintenance. Red Ram's Horn snails are excellent algae eaters, helping to keep aquariums clean by feeding on algae, decaying plant matter, and detritus. They are peaceful and pose no threat to fish, plants, or other invertebrates, making them a popular choice for community tanks. With their unique coloration and calm temperament, Red Ram's Horn snails add both beauty and functionality to any aquatic setup.

Completely safe with all fish, shrimp, and plants, and are entirely peaceful. Their shells come in a range of colors, from soft pastel blue to a striking silver. If you have shrimp, you'll find it especially entertaining— they love hitching rides on the snails!

pH: 7.0 and up
Temperature range: 60° - 80° F
Water type: Soft and hard

Ramshorn snails are not picky about their water parameters and tend to thrive in almost any conditions. Ramshorn snails eat algae, waste, and invertebrate pellets or fish food.
Snails are very sensitive to copper, so watch out for copper if you use tap water in your tank.