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Filopaludina Martensi commonly known as White Ghost Wizard Snail or White Trapdoor Snail. It is a very rare species in the aquarium hobby. They are one of the large freshwater snails with a gill and an operculum, an aquatic gastropod mollusk in the family Viviparidae.
Scientific Name: Filopaludina Martensi
Family: Viviparidae
The key benefit of our White Wizard Snail
CAUTION!
Copper is toxic to invertebrates such as aquatic snails, crabs, shrimps, etc. Many commercial fish foods, medications, and plant fertilizers contain copper sulfate. Please avoid any aquarium product contains copper of any form or they may cause harm or even death to your invertebrates.
Collections: Freshwater Livestock, Sale
Type: Livestock
Category: Freshwater, Livestock, Sale, Snail
We love our new addition to our mollusk family, he is so beautiful and brings a very tranquil touch to my tank with the bluish pink hues in his foot and white and gray shell. STUNNING! I feel so privileged to have him, and after such a long journey I was so impressed. Thank you APF!!
Could not be happier, arrived super quickly. All healthy and already have babies. Only thing that I feel could be better, is there was no water or damp paper towels in with snails, so they kind of banged into each other. But they are doing well. Would definitely buy from them again!
Out snail arrived healthy and alert, immediately exploring once added to the tank.
We are very appriciative of the updates we received and overall quick delivery.
My snails arrived a day late thanks to Corona. They were in a small moist bag with insulation burrito-wrapped around it. This was placed in a box that was put into a priority envelope. There was nothing in the bag for them to cling to and you could hear them banging against each other as I pulled them from my mailbox. It is now day 3. One has finally moved to feed, but two of them moved under a piece of driftwood and have not moved since. I've checked and they are alive and my water parameters are good. They may be coming out at night, but if so, they are returning to the same place. They are gorgeous snails and I would only ask for maybe paper towels to soften travel, and a care sheet. What do I feed them? I read online they are not algae eaters, preferring protein and dietrus?
The wizard snail came in healthy and ready to explore his new home. Quick and delivery.
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