Freshwater Aquarium Invertebrates

In some European countries, snails (in the form of escargot) are considered a delicacy, and there is a small market for them in the United States and other countries as... keep reading →

Crayfish, edible decapod crustaceans found in freshwater rivers and streams of temperate regions, with a few saltwater species. Smaller than lobsters, they burrow into stream... keep reading →

Read information about how to keep shrimp and crayfish in freshwater aquariums. keep reading →

Golden apple snail The Golden Apple Snail is amphibious. While there is a sufficient level of dissolved oxygen in the water, they will hardly leave the water and will breathe... keep reading →

Rams-horn snails are a wonderful addition to any aquarium. Their shell is a beautiful natural, ancient shape and they come in a variety of colors and sizes. I have seen... keep reading →

Clams (bivalves) are wonderful additions to the aquarium. Undue to popular belief they are not difficult to keep successfully in a properly maintained and aged home aquarium. keep reading →

There is not much solid information about aquarium snails as the majority of aquarists spend more time eradicating them than caring for these misunderstood animals. While... keep reading →

In May 2009 a pair of Black King Kong Shrimp were sold for US$ 8,500 at auction. Why so high? Simply a case of supply and demand. Presently breeders of this attractive little... keep reading →