same here! they're super expensive here, 9 bucks a pop.
This coming weekend I'll make some pics.
I only paid €2,50 each. And I got myself 5.
That depends on which kind of rabbit snails you're dealing with. I had other types as well. And some grew pretty fast. And some grew slow.They grow slowly though
They probably will... Hope you'll find a new home for those cichlids.
I do get it why you think they are. But no, they're Tylomelania towutensis. But they're already a bit older. When they these get older they loose color on the tip of th shell. This is why they look a bit similar to Faunus ater. And these are freshwater snails while Faunus ater are brackish water snails. And mine have grooves and are therefore not smooth. But you can't see that clearly in the photos.
now that I look at it again, It does look excactly like Faunus ater and not rabbit snails! The brownish coloring + the overall smooth shell (faunus ater still have small grooves). rabbit snails are more darker colored and have more of their body showing, and also have bumps with grooves where the shell spirals.
Like I've said, older Tylomelania towutensis look similar to Faunus ater. When they're younger these rabbit snail species are darker on the tip and have yellow spots. But I hope you're aware of it that there are more rabbit snails species than just one. I also had other rabbit snails species. And yes, they certainly differ from eachother.now that I look at it again, It does look excactly like Faunus ater and not rabbit snails! The brownish coloring + the overall smooth shell (faunus ater still have small grooves). rabbit snails are more darker colored and have more of their body showing, and also have bumps with grooves where the shell spirals.
but don't take my word for it i guess, I never even saw these snails before
