Cerith Snails for Sale: Buy Reef Cleanup Snails Online
If you want cerith snails for sale that clean every part of the tank, these slim, cone-shaped snails are a staple of the reef hobby. Ceriths graze film algae and diatoms on the glass and rock, then burrow into the sand at night to eat detritus. Buy online from us and you get healthy, active snails in the pack size you need, carefully packed and shipped to your door.
Cerith Snail Varieties and Sizes
Order Cerith Snails in these pack sizes:
- 5 Pack
- 10 Pack
- 25 Pack
- 50 Pack
- 100 Pack
Quick Facts
- Scientific name: Cerithium spp.
- Adult size: About 1.5″
- Minimum tank: Any size, nano to large
- Temperament: Peaceful, reef safe
- Care level: Easy
- Water parameters: 72-78°F, pH 8.1-8.4, salinity 1.023-1.025 SG, dKH 8-12
- Diet: Film algae, diatoms, detritus and leftover food
Care and Tank Setup
Cerith Snails are small enough for nano tanks yet useful in large systems, where bigger packs cover more sand and glass. Add them to a cycled tank and let them roam; they move between the sand bed, rockwork and glass on their own schedule. Many keepers find they also help on cyanobacteria and on the sand surface.
Supplement with algae wafers or dried seaweed if algae runs short. Drip acclimate slowly, and keep copper out of the tank. Ceriths can right themselves if flipped, and in a healthy tank they sometimes spawn.
Tank Mates
Ceriths are fully reef safe and live peacefully with corals, shrimp and community reef fish. They complement rock grazers like the Astraea Snail and Black Margarita Snail. If you keep hermits such as the Blue Knuckle Hermit Crab, provide a few spare shells. Avoid puffers, triggers and other snail eaters.
Why Buy Your Cerith Snail From Aquarium Live Fish Store
We ship healthy, active snails that are acclimated to our system before they leave. Every pack is carefully packed and shipped to your door, ready for a slow drip acclimation. Shop with confidence and order your Cerith Snails online today.
Pair them with sand-sifting Nassarius Snails or algae-grazing Trochus Snails, browse more saltwater invertebrates, or shop all saltwater fish.





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