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  • Pack of 120 Black Japanese Trapdoor Pond Snails

 Black Japanese Trapdoor Pond Snails
Will Survive in Harsh Winter Climates with Ice Covered Ponds!   
These snails are non-invasive and give live birth.
Not egg layers that overwhelm your pond.

Black Japanese Trapdoor Pond Snails--snail pack size 120

 
Algae's Worst Nightmare!
 
        TRAPDOOR SNAIL FACTS
 
 Survive in tropical ponds:
 Yes
  Algae eating capacity:  Moderate to High
 Survive in winter climates:  Yes  Plant eating capacity:  Low
 Breathing:  Gilled  Breeding:  Sexual, live-bearing


How many do you need? - For ponds and watergardens use at
least 1 snail per 3 square feet of pond space.
Example: You have a 9 x 12 pond. 9 x 12 = 108  108/3 = 36 Pond Snails
 



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Pack of 120 Black Japanese Trapdoor Pond Snails

  • Brand: Razorback Koi
  • Product Code: Trapdoor Pond Snails120
  • Availability: In Stock

  • $214.98


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If your fish arrives dead: We will require a photo of the Koi so do not dispose of it. However distasteful it may be for you to do this, you will need to cut the tail section off of the Koi and lay it on the ground with the remainder of the Koi for the picture.  
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