Blue Turbo Snail Tank Mates

• Axelrod's Cory✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 23–28 °C (73–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Axelrod's Cory in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Bandit Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–27 °C (72–81 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Bandit Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Black Phantom Tetra✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 4.5 cm · Easy care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Keep Black Phantom Tetra in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Bloodfin Tetra✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5.5 cm · Easy care · 18–28 °C (64–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–28 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Keep Bloodfin Tetra in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Checkered Barb✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 20–25 °C (68–77 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Keep Checkered Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Cherry Barb✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 23–27 °C (73–81 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–27 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Keep Cherry Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Cochu's Blue Tetra✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–28 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Keep Cochu's Blue Tetra in a shoal of 8+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Duplicareus Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5.5 cm · Medium care · 23–27 °C (73–81 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Duplicareus Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Forktail Blue-eye✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–28 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Keep Forktail Blue-eye in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Honey Gourami✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
• Horseman Cory✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 22–26 °C (72–79 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–26 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Horseman Cory in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Japanese Trapdoor Snail✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 10–28 °C (50–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–28 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
• Julii Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 23–26 °C (73–79 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–26 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Julii Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Masked Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–28 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Masked Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Mystery Snail✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 20–28 °C (68–82 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
• Narcissus II Cory✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5.5 cm · Medium care · 22–26 °C (72–79 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–26 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Narcissus II Cory in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Panda Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 20–26 °C (68–79 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–26 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Panda Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Rust Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5.5 cm · Easy care · 23–27 °C (73–81 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Rust Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Silvertip Tetra✅ Compatible
  Semi-aggressive · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–28 °C (72–82 °F)
  • Peaceful + Semi-aggressive, but with no direct clash here; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Keep Silvertip Tetra in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Skunk Corydoras✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 22–26 °C (72–79 °F)
  • Both are peaceful; temperature, pH and hardness ranges all overlap and neither outsizes the other enough to be a threat.
  • Both favour the bottom of the tank — offer enough cover so they aren't always in each other's space.
  • Keep Skunk Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Stoliczka's Barb✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 20–26 °C (68–79 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–26 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Keep Stoliczka's Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Striped Red-Eye Puffer✅ Compatible
  Aggressive · 5 cm · Hard care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Peaceful + Aggressive, but with no direct clash here, and their water overlaps around 25–28 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
• Xingu Black Neon Tetra✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Compatible on the things that matter: shared water near 25–28 °C, workable temperaments, and no predator-and-prey size gap.
  • Keep Xingu Black Neon Tetra in a shoal of 8+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Zebra Danio✅ Compatible
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 18–25 °C (64–77 °F)
  • Both are peaceful, and their water overlaps around 25–25 °C — no size, zone or temperament conflicts.
  • Keep Zebra Danio in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Adolf's Cory⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5.5 cm · Medium care · 22–26 °C (72–79 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 5.8–7.2); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Keep Adolf's Cory in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Amano Shrimp⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 18–28 °C (64–82 °F)
  • Blue Turbo Snail may eat Amano Shrimp or pick off its shrimplets — a densely planted tank with moss gives them a fighting chance.
• Black Ruby Barb⚠️ With caution
  Semi-aggressive · 6 cm · Easy care · 22–26 °C (72–79 °F)
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~100 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
  • Keep Black Ruby Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Chocolate Gourami⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Hard care · 25–30 °C (77–86 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 4–6); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Water hardness preferences differ (Blue Turbo Snail 8–18 vs Chocolate Gourami 0–5 dGH).
  • Keep Chocolate Gourami in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Dwarf Chain Loach⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 6 cm · Medium care · 24–29 °C (75–84 °F)
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~80 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
  • Keep Dwarf Chain Loach in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Eastern Betta⚠️ With caution
  Semi-aggressive · 6 cm · Medium care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 5.5–7); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
• Firehead Tetra⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 6–7); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Keep Firehead Tetra in a shoal of 8+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Five-banded Barb⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 23–27 °C (73–81 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 5.5–7); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Keep Five-banded Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• German Blue Ram⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 6 cm · Hard care · 27–30 °C (81–86 °F)
  • pH preferences only just meet (Blue Turbo Snail 7.5–8.5 vs German Blue Ram 5–7) — target the overlap and acclimate slowly.
• Half-striped Penguin Tetra⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 23–28 °C (73–82 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 5.5–7); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Keep Half-striped Penguin Tetra in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Harlequin Rasbora⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Easy care · 23–28 °C (73–82 °F)
  • pH preferences only just meet (Blue Turbo Snail 7.5–8.5 vs Harlequin Rasbora 5.5–7) — target the overlap and acclimate slowly.
  • Keep Harlequin Rasbora in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Humpbacked Tetra⚠️ With caution
  Semi-aggressive · 5 cm · Hard care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 5.5–7.2); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~80 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
  • Keep Humpbacked Tetra in a shoal of 8+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Morse Code Corydoras⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 23–26 °C (73–79 °F)
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~80 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
  • Keep Morse Code Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Rummy-nose Tetra⚠️ With caution
  Peaceful · 5 cm · Medium care · 23–29 °C (73–84 °F)
  • pH preferences only just meet (Blue Turbo Snail 7.5–8.5 vs Rummy-nose Tetra 5.5–7) — target the overlap and acclimate slowly.
  • Keep Rummy-nose Tetra in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Spotfin Betta⚠️ With caution
  Semi-aggressive · 5 cm · Medium care · 23–28 °C (73–82 °F)
  • pH preferences only just meet (Blue Turbo Snail 7.5–8.5 vs Spotfin Betta 4–6.5) — target the overlap and acclimate slowly.
  • One likes softer water and the other harder (8–18 vs 0–5 dGH) — a compromise, not a perfect match.
• Wine Red Betta⚠️ With caution
  Aggressive · 5 cm · Medium care · 24–28 °C (75–82 °F)
  • Different pH ranges (7.5–8.5 vs 4–6.5); doable if you sit in the shared band, but not ideal long-term.
  • Water hardness preferences differ (Blue Turbo Snail 8–18 vs Wine Red Betta 0–4 dGH).
• Bearded Corydoras⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 10 cm · Medium care · 18–24 °C (64–75 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Bearded Corydoras 18–24 °C).
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~80 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
  • Keep Bearded Corydoras in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Butterfly Hillstream Loach⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 6 cm · Hard care · 18–24 °C (64–75 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Butterfly Hillstream Loach 18–24 °C).
• Golden Dwarf Barb⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 4 cm · Easy care · 18–24 °C (64–75 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Golden Dwarf Barb 18–24 °C).
  • Keep Golden Dwarf Barb in a shoal of 6+ or it gets stressed and nippy.
• Goldfish⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 30 cm · Medium care · 18–22 °C (64–72 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Goldfish 18–22 °C).
  • Goldfish may bully the smaller Blue Turbo Snail, though its armour makes it a hard meal — give it caves and driftwood to retreat into.
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~150 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
• Hillstream Loach⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 6 cm · Hard care · 20–24 °C (68–75 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Hillstream Loach 20–24 °C).
• Imperial Flower Loach⛔ Not recommended
  Semi-aggressive · 50 cm · Hard care · 15–22 °C (59–72 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Imperial Flower Loach 15–22 °C).
  • Imperial Flower Loach may bully the smaller Blue Turbo Snail, though its armour makes it a hard meal — give it caves and driftwood to retreat into.
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~750 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.
• Panda Loach⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 6 cm · Hard care · 18–23 °C (64–73 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Panda Loach 18–23 °C).
• Weather Loach⛔ Not recommended
  Peaceful · 25 cm · Easy care · 5–24 °C (41–75 °F)
  • Temperature needs don't overlap (Blue Turbo Snail 25–30 °C vs Weather Loach 5–24 °C).
  • Weather Loach may bully the smaller Blue Turbo Snail, though its armour makes it a hard meal — give it caves and driftwood to retreat into.
  • Your 75 L tank is below the ~150 L this pairing really wants — crowding raises aggression.

Compatibility is computed from each species' care data — a strong starting point, not a guarantee. Individual temperament varies, so always introduce new fish slowly and watch them.