- Collect Snails Easily Overnight
- Wide Opening allows Fish and Shrimp to get out
- Food Chamber Extends Collect Time
The 3d printed Easy Snail Collector makes it easy to collect snails by putting food in the food chamber. You then put it into your aquarium and wait overnight. Then you can remove the snail collector, letting the water drain from the strainer corner. Relocate to another aquarium or feed to your favorite puffers and loaches.
Collect Snails Easily
Feed Snails to Fish
Snails in, Fish out.
Customer Reviews
I am really impressed with this snail collector! In my guppy and cherry shrimp tank, I have to feed heavily to produce enough shrimp for my LFS, so I need help to keep the bladder snail population in check. This collector works beautifully, and the shrimp and guppies are able to easily exit the snail trap without being hurt. Perfect! Great design!
This is 16 hours! This thing works PERIOD!
Works great just need to give some suggestions of what foods to use
Works well, glad i bought it
This has been by far the easiest and most effective way in which I have been able to collect snails for removal. These photos are of Malaysian Trumpet snails that I collected in my cichlid tank just by having the Easy Snail Collector in the tank over night. Because the food was intact, I put it back in without having to add more, and I collected another handful.
Simply amazing. I had it in my 29 Gallon Tank for about 6-8hrs and it was filled to the top! I empty and reloaded and caught more. If you're on the fence, just do it.
This works perfectly as described! So glad to have this to help always keep the puffers belly’s full!
I have several tanks of ramshorns, pond and bladder snails. It can be difficult to get enough out for my spotted Congo puffer to snack on. Not anymore! Thank you aquarium coop!
I have some very annoying small 2 mm-6 mm snails in a guppy, cpd and cherry shrimp tank that have been very hard to get out. I used the snail collector overnight and caught over 200 snails. I am using those to feed my congo spotted puffer. It was amazing. no shrimp or fish lost.
I have already caught few of dozen snails in two days. This has put a dent into invasion.
The first day I also found an amano shrimp in the trap, and the second day a kuhli loach. Luckily they move a lot because they blend in withe the black of the trap.
My 15 gallon tank doesn't have a lot of open floor space but I was able to squeeze it in. If I need to move it to my bigger tank that won't be an issue.
