As a beneficial member of every aquarium cleanup crew, the ORA Cerith Snail makes up for its small size with a big appetite. Active mostly at night, our spiral shelled scavengers consume detritus, uneaten fish food and algae. They enjoy burrowing through the upper layer of your sandbed, keeping it stirred and oxygenated. Our variety grows to a length of approximately 1.5” and is native to the Marshall Islands, where we mariculture these invertebrates alongside our Tridacna clams.