10 Live Ramshorn Snails by Dylfinds for Freshwater Aquarium/Pond Colony Start Clean-up Crew Planorbella Duryi (Variety Mix)

They arrive all alive. Also they arrive early. They are so tiny though I’m not gonna be able to put them in my tank with my angelfish because they’ll eat them so I wind up putting them in my beta tank. Hopefully they will survive, but I will definitely order again from them because they are totally legit.

Received my order of 10 Ramshorn Snails today. Considering the amount of time they remained in the care of USPS, especially over a holiday 3day weekend, they are all alive. I would have to contribute their perfect condition to the packaging. They were well protected from the handling of USPS. All of them are approximately the size of a kernel of corn, perfect. Definitely, I would order again. Follow up: They done a wonderful job of keeping my 5gal bowl crystal clear that contains artificial plants and one Beta. Couldn't have had a better cleaning crew. Water always remains crystal clear. Now I have realized they multipy like rabbits. I noticed tiny specs on structures in my bowl. It is BABY Snails. Outstanding! Thank you so much for these Ramshorn Snails. Once every 3 or 4 weeks I refresh the water just to keep it from becoming slimy. These Ramshorn Snails are the Roomba of the Aquarium world.

Garbage all tiny all dead never again will I buy this garbage

The snails were very small but I put them in my pond anyway and never saw them again. I hope they were alive when I put them in and I can only hope that they lived and are doing their job. Time will tell.

Aaryn; the babies arrived safely. They are healthy and started exploring quickly. Four were a wee bit gassy from their travels, they degassed in half an hour or so and joined the team. Thank you! Beautiful Ramshorn babies.

My snails arrived in great condition. I was happy to be sent juvenile ones. The instructions for acclimation were easy to follow, and I don't think I lost any. The seller includes his contact information if there are any questions. Luckily I didn't have any because the instructions were so clear, but it was nice to know I had a way to reach out if I did need it.

I read they were small, but I didn't expect this small. I thought most or all of them were dead. I dropped one on the floor and it's so small (size of a piece of rock salt- this one), couldn't find it ANYWHERE. When I opened the bag, it STUNK SO BAD! I thought it was because they were dead? Idk. I decided to put them in my tank anyway. Then regretted it thinking they might make my fish die. Fish seem fine and there are at least four alive and moving!

All snails were healthy. I did not expect them to be as small as they were, but they are thriving and moving around. I’m just a little concerned that because they’re so small. I’m hoping the fish will not eat them. They came promptly too.