Strawberry Top Snail "Tectus conus" saltwater fish but may be aggressive towards

but may be aggressive towards those of similar or smaller size

Tthis cranial hump is situated at the front of its body and just above and behind its cute pointy snout

Males are territorial with one another however and can also be quite hard on the females when they want to breed

AMMO-LOCK is a liquid treatment proven to protect fish cells from ammonia

Strawberry Top Snail "Tectus conus" saltwater fish but may be aggressive towardsThe Strawberry Top Snail is sometimes called a Pyramid Top Snail. It belongs to the family named Turbinidae. Typically reaching a max size of about 3 inches in diameter, the Strawberry Top Snail is passive in nature and hardy in stamina.