Trochus Snail - Trochus sp. | Marine invertebrate for reef tanks | Algae-eating, nocturnal snail | Beautiful conical shell | Easy maintenance | Perfect for balanced aquariums | Family: Trochidae | Max size: 3 inches. Ships from Toronto, Canada
The Trochus Snail, scientifically known as Trochus sp., is a popular marine invertebrate prized for its algae-eating capabilities. Boasting a conical shell with intricate patterns, it adds both beauty and functionality to any reef aquarium. These snails are diligent cleaners, helping to maintain a balanced tank by consuming algae, detritus, and leftover food. They are nocturnal and can often be seen actively scavenging during the night. Their robust nature and adaptability make them a favorite among aquarists.
Care Level: Moderate
Diet: Herbivore (algae, detritus, and leftover food)
Max Size: 3 inches
Temperament: Peaceful
Family: Trochidae
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