🐌 Rabbit Snail (Tylomelania spp)
Exotic Sulawesi Snail • Plant-Safe Grazer • Unique Shell
 
📋 The Rabbit Snail is a unique freshwater snail from Sulawesi, prized for its elongated conical shell and quirky appearance. Named for its rabbit-like face and long antennae, this species is both ornamental and functional, serving as a gentle tank cleaner.
Unlike many snails, Rabbit Snails are slow breeders, producing only a few live young each year. Their shells vary in color (brown, black, or golden), making them a collectible invertebrate for aquarists. They are best kept in warm, alkaline aquariums with sandy substrates where they can burrow and graze.
With their striking shells, playful behavior, and algae-grazing habits, Rabbit Snails are a fascinating addition to planted aquariums and shrimp tanks.
 
💡 Highlights
✨ Elongated Shell – conical shell up to 12 cm long
⚪ Unique Face – rabbit-like features and long antennae
📏 Slow Breeders – livebearers, not rapid multipliers
✅ Peaceful Cleaners – graze on algae and detritus
🐠 Exotic Origin – endemic to Sulawesi, Indonesia