Snails

[CACAdmin]

P. Bridgesii Applesnails: "plant safe" - do not eat healthy plants

Blue P. Bridgesii Applesnails - $3.00 ea. - Currently sold out
(coin is pic is 'Loonie' for average size comparison)
http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/blue_brigs.jpg


Purple P. Bridgesii Applesnails - $5.00 ea. - Currently sold out
(coin is pic is 'Loonie' for average size comparison)
http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/purple_brigs.jpg




For your Pond or unplanted tank. (Your tender plants may be viewed as 'dinner'.)
Nickel size and up

Marisas Striped or Gold - $3.00 ea.
Note: limited supply available of 'scratchie' striped marisas (cosmetic shell damage) for $1.00 ea.


http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/marisas-g-s.jpg


Location: New Westminster, BC

Will ship - PM me for shipping costs and details.

Payment accepted: Cash/PayPal

[Melody]

Love those purples. Bring 'em all to me!

I have.... <fishing around in wallet>....

$6.72 and some Kleenex :wideeyed: , will that do?

:DevilGrin:

[hooray]

Greetings from Sapperton;
I'm new to the site and while reviewing the classifieds saw your ad from last November selling Purple Applesnails.

Are you still selling snails and if so would you have a few available? I have 5 young blue & gold (dime size) and would like to add other colours to my tanks.

I also have one adult gold female that I would love to get a clutch from so I'm trying to find her a mate.

Cheers
Ray

[CACAdmin]

Well, hello neighbor! :Welcome: We're certainly glad you could join us. You'll find you're in good company here... lots of snail enthusiasts.:yes:

As to what snails I have at the moment, I'm rather low on them right now but I will check what I have and let you know. Thanks for your interest. I PM'd you.

[CACAdmin]

Pond Season is just around the corner. ::D:
Thinking of adding snails to your pond?

http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/marisa-s.jpg


Are you looking for some little janitors to keep the algae in check? Marisas make excellent pond snails. They'll work tirelessly to keep the algae in your pond under control. Although they do eat vegetation, they will generally only nibble on some of the young tender shoots or small roots of plants. They will also dine on decaying vegetation. The larger leaves of your pond plants are generally too tough to be on the menu. In fact last year, I kept them in a pond with water lettuce and water hyacinth and the plants were not impacted... in fact the plants grew and multiplied so well, I was giving some away.

Unlike some other members of Applesnail family, marisas have a greater temperature range tolerance making them an excellent choice for your pond. According to applesnail.net, they do best at a range of 18 to 28°C (65-82°F). They can tolerate the cooler nights, however, they will die within 24 hours at a temp of 11°C (51.8°F). At higher temps, they will still act normally up to 35.5°C (95.9°F)

Picture and details of price and availability can be found in the initial post of this thread. PM me if interested. T(h)anks!:smile:

[Melody]

I think Marisas are the ideal pond snail - some of the others eat plants more voraciously and the non-plant-eaters need higher temps. :yes: They're a fave of mine regardless - they look tres cool.