Got my spikey nerites couple of days ago and I absolutely love them!! Thank you soooo much msjinkzd. I want more!! 
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I have olive nerites, zebra nerites, and spikey clithons in stock again. All pm's replied so far, packages to go out monday. Thanks!
Pomacea bridgesii: $3/each, pm for color availability..waiting list on purple and magenta
Hi Msjinkzd! I was wondering if you have these available? or have a list? I admit--I did not read through all of the pages of this thread so if there is an answer in between the first and last pages--my apologies. They look so pretty though--love the colors! I must have a couple! Also, on the spikey's--will zebra botia loaches eat them? I am keeping three large gumball sized apple snails in the same tank successfully and the loaches don't seem to bother the smaller ramshorn snails (a 75g tank) either. The pond snails are goners though. Do you think they could all live together? If I get some Pomacea bridgesii, they would not be in the same tank. I would keep them in a 29g with mostly tetras.
Hi Msjinkzd! I was wondering if you have these available? or have a list? I admit--I did not read through all of the pages of this thread so if there is an answer in between the first and last pages--my apologies. They look so pretty though--love the colors! I must have a couple! Also, on the spikey's--will zebra botia loaches eat them? I am keeping three large gumball sized apple snails in the same tank successfully and the loaches don't seem to bother the smaller ramshorn snails (a 75g tank) either. The pond snails are goners though. Do you think they could all live together? If I get some Pomacea bridgesii, they would not be in the same tank. I would keep them in a 29g with mostly tetras.
I have 3 clutches incubating right now, I am as impatient as anyone else! I have a couple purple adults and some solids (jades and blues) that I could part with but no babies as of right now.
As to the loaches compatability with the spikey and the brigs, I don't know. My gut says no. The spikey snails are about pea-sized right now, and although they have a tough shell, i would worry about them. Also, they are HEAVY algae eaters so would require real algae in their diet as they don't seem to love supplementation. The bridgesii are easy to feed with veggie or homemade foods. I am going to update Post 1 SOON so that people don't have to wade through the thread. Please pm if you have any other questions that I can help you with! Thanks!
As to the loaches compatability with the spikey and the brigs, I don't know. My gut says no. The spikey snails are about pea-sized right now, and although they have a tough shell, i would worry about them. Also, they are HEAVY algae eaters so would require real algae in their diet as they don't seem to love supplementation. The bridgesii are easy to feed with veggie or homemade foods. I am going to update Post 1 SOON so that people don't have to wade through the thread. Please pm if you have any other questions that I can help you with!
Thanks!As an aside as well, with fall in full swing and winter fast approaching I will soon be requiring heat packs. I typically use 40-60hour packs. This bumps package weight way up so shipping costs will go up as well. I am not going to charge for the heat packs or foam, but be aware that shipping costs will increase by an average of $2 depending on zone. Thanks!
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