Apple snails can be raised with fish. They are relatively small and pose no threat to fish, but they may be eaten by fish. In mixed culture, some aquatic plants can be planted in the tank to provide them with some shelter space. Keep them in a fish tank, they can eat algae, occasionally can eat fish dung, have the role of purifying water quality. However, they are prone to tank explosion, which may rob fish food and dissolved oxygen, so care should be taken to avoid tank explosion.
Apple snails can be mixed with goldfish. Because apple snails are small snails, they can help remove algae in fish tanks, help remove fish food residues, and do not pose a threat to fish, so it is possible to put apple snails in goldfish tanks. Although goldfish may eat apple snails, as long as enough fish food is provided and some aquatic plants are planted to avoid snails, the possibility of fish eating snails is very small.
Apple snail and shrimp can be raised together. Although some shrimps will eat apple snails, as long as shrimp food is fed regularly, apple snails will not be eaten up. Moreover, the reproduction rate of apple snails is very fast, and they will not be eaten up. Put apple snails in the shrimp tank, they can also help clean up the residue of shrimp food to maintain water quality.
