The Japanese Trapdoor snail is a beautiful and unique snail that many people love for keeping plants and tank surfaces free of algae growth. They are easy to care for, and many people even find these snails to be easy to breed if desired. Their peaceful nature makes them a great addition to a variety of tank environments.
Quick Facts About Japanese Trapdoor Snails Species Name: Cipangopaludina japonica Family: Viviparidae Care Level: Easy Temperature: 68–85°F Temperament: Peaceful Color Form: Brown, tan, green, gold Lifespan: 5–10 years Size: 1–2 inches Diet: Omnivorous Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons Tank Set-Up: Freshwater planted tanks Compatibility: Peaceful community fish, peaceful invertebrates Japanese Trapdoor Snail Overview The Japanese Trapdoor snail naturally lives in freshwater rivers and lakes, with many even being found in rice paddies in Japan. Read More...
Leatherback Bearded Dragons are Beardies with a unique morph. Whereas most Beardies have spikes on their backs, this morph causes Leatherbacks to have a smooth back.
Much like other Bearded Dragons, Leatherback Bearded Dragons make great pets. They are low maintenance and not aggressive towards humans. To find out facts, information, and care requirements for these Beardies, read on.Quick Facts about Leatherback Bearded Dragons Species Name: Pogona Common Name: Leatherback Bearded Dragon Care Level: Beginner Lifespan: 7–12 years Adult Size: 15–20 inches Diet: Insects and leafy vegetables Minimum Tank Size: 4 x 2 x 2 feet Temperature & Humidity Cool side of the enclosure: 80 degrees Fahrenheit Read More...
Click Below to Skip Ahead The Llewellin Setter is an attractive, energetic dog that is a source of contention within the dog world. Some people believe these dogs are English Setters, while others believe they are an individual, distinct breed. Llewellin Setters are descendants of dogs bred by a man named Edward Laverack. R. Purcell Llewellin outcrossed Laverack’s best dogs from his breeding program, leading to the Llewellin Setter. Those that believe these dogs are English Setters feel that Llewellin Setters are simply a specific breeding line of English Setters. Read More...
