The White Spotted Rabbit Snail is a graceful freshwater snail prized for its elongated, spiral-shaped shell, typically dark brown or black with bright white spots scattered across the surface. Its unique “rabbit-like” shell and slow, elegant movements make it a beautiful addition to planted aquariums. These snails are excellent algae grazers and detritus cleaners, contributing to a healthier tank ecosystem.
This species is easy to moderate in care, thriving in stable water conditions and well-maintained aquariums with 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
White Spotted Rabbit Snails are peaceful and slow-moving, coexisting well with:
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Small, non-aggressive fish
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Corydoras and other gentle bottom dwellers
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Shrimp and other peaceful invertebrates
Avoid aggressive or large fish that may harass or consume them.
Tank Setup
A planted aquarium with driftwood, rocks, and smooth surfaces offers grazing areas and hiding spots. Stable water parameters and moderate flow support shell growth and vibrant coloration, while regular feeding of supplemental vegetables enhances health.
A peaceful, elegant snail with dark spiral shells adorned with bright white spots—ideal for planted tanks and community aquariums while naturally helping control algae and detritus.
