Shrimp & Moss
Rabbit Snail (Tylomelania Sp.)
$15.00 USD
Yellow/Orange Rabbit Snails (Tylomelania Sp.) are a beautiful species of aquatic snails, found in Lake Matano, Indonesia. They are substrate dwellers, spending most of their time sifting through the sand or buried down in it. From time to time you will see them crawl up the side to check out the surface, or crawling on plants (some of which, they like to eat such as banana plants)
Rabbit snails prefer heated aquariums, we keep ours around 78°F. They require harder water, we keep our water at around 275-300 TDS (8-9 gh, 4-5 kh) with a pH of at least 7.6. These snails do reproduce in the home aquarium, however not at a rapid rate. You will only see 1-3 snails born per female, per month.
Shrimp Tank Starter Pack
$35.00 USD
Get a head start on your shrimp tank with these essentials!
-Food
-Moss
-Plants
-Botanicals
Great for all shrimp!
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My shrimp love this cholla wood as well as all other botanicals purchased through Lucky Aquatics. Highly recommend and most definitely buying my botanicals here!
the moss was delivered very quickly and arrived in great shape very happy and would highly recommend this shop
I am so happy with everything I ordered and received ( banana plant, spiky moss, anubias nana, anubias hastifolia, guppie grass and floaters) it all came amazingly packaged and all the plants were healthy and thriving I ordered some moss ledges they are sturdy and the sucsion cups are strong! She is super pleasant to work with and I definitely give a 5 star!
I love the whole Pure Nordic line and Lucky is a great place to get it. Shipping comes fast and in great shape!!
I love the whole Pure Nordic line and Lucky is a great place to get it. Shipping comes fast and in great shape!!
I love the whole Pure Nordic line and Lucky is a great place to get it. Shipping comes fast and in great shape!!
Nice amounts of moss in the packet. Everything appears to be healthy.
Everything was perfect as usual!! I will buy from again!! Nice portion and great looking moss!!
These are awesome. Great to watch. Arrived in great shape.
Arrived in great condition! I put it into my tank for my painted fire reds to graze on and they love it too. It’s been about 4-5 days now and I can see new growth as well :)
It may sound cliche, today, for me to say that LA has "Fast, Friendly, and Knowledgeable Service", but that's been my experience.
Fast? My order was in on Monday; it was fulfilled and mailed on Tuesday; and it was in my hands (and in my tanks) on Thursday.
Friendly? I sent a thank-you note. I got back an appreciative letter.
Knowledgeable? For every dumb question I've asked since then, I've received a well-thought-out answer.
Having ordered mosses and moss ledges, when the box arrived, I expected to find a chaotic mess and to have to sift through a bunch of bubble wrap and packing peanuts to find a few baggies (for the "livestock") and lots of loose dry goods. Au contraire, Pierre. That ain't what happened here. The moss ledges were all collected together in a single heat-sealed plastic bag. The various mosses were each wrapped to keep them moist in transit, then heat-sealed in their own individual package, and hand-labelled so neatly that I kept the packages around to serve as I.D. cards. (I mean, really, these are their full names, just like on the web-site -- no codes, no shorthand -- and I can't write like that, so why should I try?) The Moss Trio package(s) outshone the solos' in that all three were physically connected -- they actually unfolded like family pictures from your Grandma's billfold -- making misidentification impossible; they were group labeled, just to make certain they weren't misidentified; and each and every one of the three was individually identified.
Now, the mosses are doing their moss things. The ledges are creating penthouse gardens all over the place. I'm very satisfied.
Forgive me, purists, for I have sinned! The pink Moss Ledge I bought is holding -- gasp! -- a Narrow-Leaf Java Fern. Of course, being completely overqualified for the job, it is doing it quite well. As you might imagine, given that it's designed to hold lots of teeny-tiny things together, the ledge has more than enough tie-down spots and thread-catching notches; so, attaching the fern's rhizome was uber-easy. Once that was accomplished, and the ledge was introduced into the aquarium, the suction cup held the combination securely in place. Then, when I saw that leaves were scraping the surface, the super suction cup was simply slid down to a new spot, deeper in the tank, all the while never detaching itself from the glass, where it again held firm ... Until, after much consideration, I decided that it wasn't exactly level. That pink really shows up in a green tank! A slight twist rectified the situation. And, once again, the suction cup never let go.
PRL's jumped into a Raw Diet and they are Happy and Chasing each other
A crowd gathers in no time to enjoy this food leaving nothing left on the plate
If your hesitant about buying from these folks, don't be. I've bought two different colors of shrimp from Lucky Aquatics, green jade and bloody marys. They both are stunning! Customer service is above and beyond!