Blueberry Snail (Viviparus sp.) fish Similar to the "Orange Flash"

Similar to the "Orange Flash" variant

Being a smaller species and one that appreciates cooler temps (low 70s F)

helping keep the substrate clean by scavenging leftover food

Known for its distinctive body markings and flag tail patterns

The snowy white scales and orange accents in the fins make this an attractive top-dwelling addition to a predatory fish tank

Blueberry Snail (Viviparus sp.) fish Similar to the "Orange Flash"Recently, a new species of snail was discovered: the blueberry snail. The only things that are known about them are that they are freshwater and live bearers, which means that every one to three weeks, female blueberry snails give birth to a single kid instead of depositing eggs and invading an aquarium! These snails are distinguished by their eye catching dark blue coloring and orangey gold flecks all over their bodies. By acting as a filter feeding