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Nerita sp. is a small marine snail known for its natural cleaning abilities in saltwater aquariums. Thanks to its ability to consume algae encrusted on glass, substrate, and live rocks, it actively contributes to maintaining the biological balance of your reef tank.
This mollusk is equipped with a black spiral shell punctuated with lighter spirals, often yellow, making it easy to identify. It primarily moves on surfaces exposed to light, thus contributing to the overall cleanliness of the decor. It is harmless to corals, fish, and other invertebrates.
The Nerita sp. is a peaceful, discreet, and efficient species. It can be kept alone or in groups. In reef aquariums, it coexists effortlessly with all non-predatory invertebrates and fish. Simply avoid pairing it with species capable of breaking shells, such as certain pufferfish or triggerfish.
Nerita sp. is an algae eater. It primarily feeds on:
It is strongly recommended to not keep it in a completely sterile tank without algae, or to provide a plant-based food supplement if necessary.
Nerita sp. is a wise choice for all reef aquarists looking for a natural and simple solution to keep their aquarium clean without harming other inhabitants. An ally of the reef, both aesthetic, useful, and easy to acclimate.