Thiara amarula - Spiny Marsh Snail - Shrimp Keepers Forum
2015年12月31日 · The Spiny Marsh Snail is an Australian native that is rarely found in the trade. This is a shame as it has an interesting shell shape and is well suited to aquarium life, providing a few simple conditions are met.
Spiny Marsh Snail - Aqua Life Pet and Aquarium
Spiny Marsh Snail (Thiara Amarula) is a freshwater species belonging to Thiaridae family. They are hardy and have beautiful shell-shape. They are native to Australia, India, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius and Papua New Guinea. They grow approximately up to 5-6 cm and have a relatively long life.
Thiara amarula aka Spiky Marsh Snail - Freshwater Snails
2015年12月3日 · These are a great snail, just not ideal as we found out for keeping in an acidic tank, that's one thing they don't like. We also found them to be extremely active at night, great for turning over the soil and shrimp will follow them as they disturb the soil, really cool to watch.
Spiky Marsh Snail - Roxy Aquarium
Spiky Marsh Snail. Unique and eye-catching, the Spiky Marsh Snail is recognized for its distinctive spiky shell and ability to thrive in various aquatic environments. Thrives in well-maintained freshwater conditions with a slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.5-8.0), moderate GH (5-15 dGH), and stable KH (3-10 dKH) levels.
Thiara amarula - Key Search
Common name: Spined marsh snail. Class Gastropoda. Infraclass Caenogastropoda. Megaorder Cerithiimorpha. Order Cerithiida. Superfamily Cerithioidea. Family Thiaridae. Genus Thiara Röding, 1798. Original name: Helix amarula Linnaeus, 1758. In Linnaeus, C. (1758).
Profiles - Australian Native Snails - Shrimp Keepers Forum
2014年5月31日 · The Spiny Marsh Snail was first described by Linneaus in 1758 as Helix amarula, with a subsequent remaining of the genus to Melania in 1822, and finally to Thiara in around 1943. It is found from the east coast of Africa, through Madagascar, north to the Philippines, through the Solomon and other Pacific Islands, and along the north-eastern ...
Spiny Marsh Snail (Thiara amarula) - Liverpool Creek Aquariums
The Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail, also known as Thiara Amarula, is a fascinating freshwater species originating from Australia, India, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius, and Papua New Guinea. With its captivating shell and hardy nature, it adds a unique charm to aquariums.
Spiny Marsh Snails (Thiara Amarula) - Micro Aquatic Shop
Discover Spiny Marsh Snails (Thiara Amarula), a unique addition to any aquarium. These snails feature a distinct spiny shell and help maintain tank cleanliness. Ideal for aquascapes, they’re available online and in-store across Australia at Micro Aquatic Shop.
Spiny Spiky Marsh Snail (Thiar amarula ) | ABQUATICS - judge.me
Spiny Marsh Snail (Thiara Amarula) is a freshwater species belonging to Thiaridae family. They are hardy and have beautiful shell-shape. They are native to Australia, India, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius and Papua New Guinea.
Spiky marsh snail – Tropical Paradies Store Australia
The Spiky Marsh Snail is a unique and fascinating creature, adapted to thrive in its marsh habitat with its distinct spiky shell. Its spines serve as a defense mechanism against predators, making it a resilient little critter. Observe this marvel of nature up close and learn about its …