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Turbo Snail One of the most popular algae grazing snails, this reef-safe gastropod is quite a bit larger than other algae snails. Great for controlling nuisance algae as well. Shaped like a turban or a top, the Turbo Snail needs sufficient calcium levels to help build its shell. As with many other invertebrates, the Turbo Snail is extremely sensitive to changes in water quality. The Turbo Snail will not tolerate copper, nor will it survive in conditions with high nitrate levels. Drip acclimation is highly recommended when introducing this species to its new home.

Burrowing Conch snails are excellent sand sifters and detritivores. They will normally bury themselves in the substrate and travel around in the gravel or sand searching for food, aerating the substrate in the process. Used most commonly in reef aquariums, they may also be used in fish only tanks as long as no fish are present that may try to devour them, such as wrasses or triggers. If flipped over in thier shell, they try to flip themselves over and can be quite comical to watch. If the hobbyist notices that they can not turn themselves over, upright them as they will starve if unable to feed.

Nerite Snail The Nerite Snail is a small snail that varies in color from brown, black and green. It is an excellent scavenger and algae eater, including film algae and the aquarium sides. Due to their small size and shell shape, Nerite Snails are the perfect snail for a reef aquarium.

The Tiger Snail is a close relative of the Nassarius Snail well-known to hobbyists, but this fairly uncommon species has a white shell with dark brown checkerboard-like markings. Like its cousins, the Tiger Snail will stayed buried in the substrate most of the time but will come out to feed. They eat whatever meaty foods they can find, including dead fish, but may eat some algae and can be fed a variety of frozen foods.

Nassarius snails are scavenger snails that will gladly eat most types of fish waste, detritus, and leftover food. These small Nassarius snails are from the Sea of Cortez and do not grow as large as their Tongan cousins. They generally have a conical looking shell and a long trunk-like siphon that is most commonly seen protruding from the sand or gravel. This siphon is used to locate edible food for these amazing animals. In their foraging, they will also help aerate the substrate by constantly moving through it, thus preventing dead spots from forming. They are harmless to other invertebrates and are a great addtion to any reef or fish only tank.

Nassarius snails are scavenging snails that will gladly eat most types of fish waste, detritus, and leftover food. They generally have a conical looking shell and a long trunk-like siphon that is most commonly seen protruding from the sand or gravel. This siphon is used to locate food for these amazing animals. In their foraging, they will also help aerate the substrate by constantly moving through it, thus preventing dead spots from forming. They are harmless to other invertebrates, and are a great addtion to any reef or fish only tank.

Nassarius Snail The Nassarius Snail is a wonderful scavenger that works great to clean a tank of detritus. It also burrows into the sand using its siphon to search for food and aerates the substrate due to its movement. As with all snails, the Nassarius Snail is highly sensitive to copper based medications and high levels of nitrate.

Margarita Snail The Margarita Snail is a pearl gray color. This snail does best in an established aquarium with cultured live rock as it eats algae. The Margarita Snail is peaceful and ideal for reef aquariums.

The Cleaner Package- 50 gallons includes the following: 20 Cerith Snails, 10 Nerite Snails, 10 Margarita Snails, 2 Sand Sifting Starfish, 10 Red Leg Hermit Crabs, 10 Blue Leg Hermit Crabs, 2 Medium Cleaner Shrimp and 2 Arrow Crabs.

The Cleaner Package- 30 gallons includes the following: 10 Cerith Snails, 5 Nerite Snails, 5 Margarita Snails, 1 Sand Sifting Starfish, 5 Red Leg Hermit Crabs, 5 Blue Leg Hermit Crabs, 1 Medium Cleaner Shrimp and 1 Arrow Crab.

The Cleaner Package- 100 gallons includes the following: 40 Cerith Snails, 20 Nerite Snails, 20 Margarita Snails, 4 Sand Sifting Starfish, 20 Red Leg Hermit Crabs, 20 Blue Leg Hermit Crabs, 4 Medium Cleaner Shrimp and 4 Arrow Crabs.

Cerith Snail This is small with green, black and white colorations. Its voracious scavenging, algae eating and cleaning make it a perfect addition for the reef aquarium. The Cerith Snail also burrows in the sand which aids in aeration. As with all inverts, this species is extremely sensitive to high levels of nitrate, and copper. Drip acclimation is highly recommended.