Offer: Set of 5 Conomurex (Strombus) sp. - Fighting Conch

Conomurex (Strombus) sp. - Fighting Conch

Useful snails for the substrate. These completely peaceful aquarium inhabitants feed on algae growth on the sand.

They even graze on cyanobacteria and diatoms with their proboscis.

• Scientific Name: Conomurex (Strombus) sp.
• Origin: Indo-Pacific region, primarily from tropical waters of the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean
• Color: Light brown to greenish, often with a characteristic pattern and occasional red or orange accents on the shell
• Size: Can reach up to 10 cm in length
• Light Requirement: Not light-dependent
• Water Movement: Moderate to strong water flow
• Temperature Range: 24–28°C
• pH Value: 8.1–8.4
• Salinity: 1.023–1.025 SG
• Diet: Omnivore; feeds on algae, detritus, and organic waste. The snail helps control algae and maintain a clean substrate
• Care: Relatively easy to care for and suitable for beginners. It requires stable water conditions and a sufficient food source in the form of algae or detritus
• Reproduction: Mostly by egg-laying, which, however, does not result in successful larval development in most aquariums
• Special Features: The Conomurex (Strombus) sp. is particularly known for its striking and robust shells. It moves with a quick, fighting motion, which earned it the name "Fighting Conch." This snail is also known for effectively stirring up the substrate, thereby helping to reduce waste materials and algae. Its advanced mobility and ability to self-defend with sharp edges on its shell make it a fascinating and useful addition to a marine aquarium.