The Orange Poso Rabbit Snail is a striking freshwater snail recognized for its elongated, spiral-shaped shell featuring a rich orange hue with subtle natural shading. Its distinctive “rabbit-like” shell shape and slow, graceful movements make it a captivating addition to planted aquariums. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these snails are excellent algae grazers and detritus cleaners, contributing to a healthy tank ecosystem.
This species is easy to moderate in care, thriving in well-maintained aquariums with stable water parameters and plenty of surfaces to explore.
Care Requirements
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Tank Size: 10 gallons minimum
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Temperature: 22–28 °C
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pH: 6.5–8.0
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Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard
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Diet: Herbivore/omnivore — algae, biofilm, blanched vegetables, and sinking snail foods
Behavior & Compatibility
Orange Poso Rabbit Snails are peaceful and slow-moving, coexisting well with:
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Small, peaceful community fish
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Corydoras and other gentle bottom dwellers
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Shrimp and other non-aggressive invertebrates
Avoid aggressive or large fish that may harass or consume them.
Tank Setup
A planted aquarium with rocks, driftwood, and smooth surfaces provides grazing areas and hiding spots. Stable water parameters and moderate flow support shell growth and vibrant coloration, while supplemental feeding of vegetables encourages health and activity.
A visually striking snail with bright orange spiral shells—perfect for planted aquariums and peaceful community tanks while naturally helping control algae and detritus.
