Trapdoor Snails | Viviparus viviparus Pick yours:15 Trapdoor Snails Has sharp thorns on its

Has sharp thorns on its branches which provides a safe nesting place for birds

filled with the hum of busy pollinators and the flutter of delicate wings

the branched stems bear fine

A very early red plum originally from Japan

The smaller size of this variety allows for a closer appreciation of the exquisite details in each leaf

Trapdoor Snails | Viviparus viviparus Pick yours:15 Trapdoor Snails Has sharp thorns on itsAttractively patterned spiral shells in shades of green and yellow These helpful little snails will eat the algae from the bottom of your pond to help keep it clean. They also feed on dead foliage, plankton and other microdebris as well as excess fish food, preventing fish overfeeding The name 'Trapdoor' is due to their ability to produce an operculum, a tough plate that protects them from predators and prevents dehydration. They can seal themselves