Malaysian Trumpet Snails
Product description
Malaysian Trumpet Snails — Substrate-Aerating Clean-Up Crew
Malaysian Trumpet Snails (Melanoides tuberculata) are one of the most useful invertebrates you can add to a planted tank. Burrowing through substrate by night and surfacing during the day, they aerate the soil, prevent anaerobic dead spots, and consume leftover food, decaying plant matter, and soft algae. Their cone-shaped shells and peaceful nature make them safe with shrimp, fish, and live plants — they won't touch healthy foliage.
Care Guide
- Tank size: Any size — great for nano tanks and large aquariums alike
- Water parameters: Temp 68–82°F, pH 7.0–8.0, GH 8–18 (harder water supports shell growth)
- Diet: Detritivore — leftover food, biofilm, decaying plants, and soft algae. Supplement with sinking pellets or calcium-rich foods if population is large
- Tankmates: Peaceful with shrimp and community fish. Avoid loaches, pufferfish, and assassin snails, which will hunt them
Why Choose Our Malaysian Trumpet Snails
- Healthy, active imports — acclimated before shipping
- Live arrival guarantee with fast US shipping
- Heat or cold packs included as needed
🚚 Shipping
- USPS Priority and Fedex Overnight: Live fish are shipped on Monday–Tuesday only.
- Send us email to request for other days!
💰 Refund & DOA Policy
- DOA (Dead on Arrival):
We offer a full refund (fish cost only) or replacement.
To qualify, please send: - 2 clear photos of the fish/shrimp inside the sealed bag, and 1 clear photo outside the bag within 2 hours of delivery
- Carrier Delays:
If total transit time exceeds 3 days, the DOA guarantee is void.
More details: https://justfishything.com/policies/refund-policy
🐠 Acclimation Guide
- Temperature Match:
Make sure the bag water is close to your tank temperature. - Float the Bag:
Place the sealed bag in your tank for 15–20 minutes. - Water Mixing:
Gradually add small amounts of tank water into the bag over 15–20 minutes. - Release:
Gently net the fish into the tank.
❗ Do not pour bag water into your tank to avoid contamination.
📸 Photos Disclaimer
We do our best to capture each fish’s true appearance.
Photos are not edited, but colors may vary slightly in different lighting.
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