Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail (Thiar amarula )

Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail (Thiar amarula)

The Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail, also known as Thiara Amarula, is a fascinating freshwater species originating from Australia, India, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius, and Papua New Guinea. With its captivating shell and hardy nature, it adds a unique charm to aquariums. Here are some key features and care tips for this intriguing snail:

• Measures around 5-6 cm and boasts a captivating shell with shades of brown, blue, and black
• An efficient algae eater, contributing to a cleaner aquarium environment
• Easy to control in aquariums, making it a low-maintenance addition
• Compatible tank mate for non-aggressive fish and certain shrimp species
• Thrives in brackish water with low salt concentration
• Prefer alkaline water with low to medium hardness and a temperature between 16 to 25 Celsius
• Feeds on detritus, excess algae, and various vegetables, making it an eco-friendly addition to the tank
• Breeding behavior is not well understood, making it unlikely to reproduce in a freshwater aquarium

With its unique traits and low-maintenance care requirements, the Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail is a captivating addition to any freshwater aquarium, bringing both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits.