| Eats Hair Algae | Known to eat hair algae |
|---|---|
| Eats Algae | Known to eat various types of algae |
| Eats Detritus | Known to eat detritus |
Snail – Diana Conch
$20.00
Diana Conch Snail Care Tips:
Minimum Tank Size: 30 Gallons
Max Size: Up to 12.5cm (5″)
Diet: Herbivore
Temperament: Peaceful
Lifespan: Unknown
Scientific Name: Euprotomus Arurisdianae
Coral Safe: Yes
Invertebrate Safe: Yes
Diana conch snails are a not often seen in the aquarium hobby. Their scientific name is Euprotomus Aurisdianae but they are often referred to as the diana conch or sand conch snail. They come from the Strombidae family. Their maximum size is up to 5” and their lifespan is unknown. These snails are herbivores and like to eat film algae off the sand. Their minimum tank size is 30 gallons. Diana conchs are extremely peaceful and are both coral and invertebrate safe. These snails prefer to be on or in the sand bed.
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