Cerith Snail

The Cerith Snail (Cerithium sp.) is a type of marine snail commonly kept in saltwater aquariums. These snails are valued for their algae-eating habits and scavenging behavior. Here are some key features and information about Cerith Snails: Appearance: Cerith Snails have a slender, elongated shell with a pointed tip. The shell is often spiral-shaped and may have distinct ridges. The color of the shell can vary but is commonly brown or tan. Behavior: Cerith Snails are known for their scavenging behavior, helping to clean up detritus and uneaten food in the aquarium. They are excellent algae grazers, feeding on diatoms, cyanobacteria, and various types of algae. Habitat: Cerith Snails are found in various marine environments, including intertidal zones, sandy substrates, and rocky areas. In aquariums, they are adaptable to different substrate types and are often used in reef tanks. Tank Compatibility: Cerith Snails are generally peaceful and can coexist with a variety of saltwater fish an