--- product_id: 111402811 title: "Dennerle Snail Catcher - for Aquariums, with Telescopic Handle" brand: "dennerle" price: "β‚©71538" currency: KRW in_stock: true reviews_count: 11 category: "Dennerle" url: https://www.desertcart.kr/products/111402811-dennerle-snail-catcher-for-aquariums-with-telescopic-handle store_origin: KR region: South Korea --- # Roller mechanism smoothly traps snails Telescopic handle extends up to 1 foot Clear integrated collector for easy disposal Dennerle Snail Catcher - for Aquariums, with Telescopic Handle **Brand:** dennerle **Price:** β‚©71538 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🐌 Say goodbye to snail invasions with a swipe of genius! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Dennerle Snail Catcher - for Aquariums, with Telescopic Handle by dennerle - **How much does it cost?** β‚©71538 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/111402811-dennerle-snail-catcher-for-aquariums-with-telescopic-handle) ## Best For - dennerle enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted dennerle brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Extendable Reach:** Telescopic handle keeps you dry and comfortable during cleanup - β€’ **Precision Catching:** Pivoting head targets snails at tricky angles with ease - β€’ **Clear Collector Chamber:** Watch your snail haul grow and dump them hassle-free - β€’ **Effortless Snail Removal:** Drag across glass, snails roll into trapβ€”no wet hands needed - β€’ **Durable Japanese Craftsmanship:** Premium build ensures long-lasting aquarium maintenance ## Overview The Dennerle Snail Catcher features a telescopic handle extending up to 1 foot, a roller mechanism that guides snails into a clear collector, and a pivoting head for precise removal from aquarium glass. Designed for all life stages, this lightweight, durable tool offers an easy, hygienic way to maintain a pristine tank environment without getting your hands wet. ## Description To remove unwanted snails simply drag the snail catcher across the aquarium glass and guide the snails through the rollers and into the trap. The extendable telescopic handle stops your hands from getting wet. Review: Best $15 I've ever spent! - So bear with me for story time, if you will. Somehow a single snail (one) got into one of my aquariums, I assume by hitching a ride via a snail free plant. Despite the fact I've been around aquariums my entire life, having three aquariums set up currently (35g, 75g,and 90g), ignoring that I know it only takes ONE snail to ruin everything so I Should Not Do This, I very foolishly plopped it in my 35g aquarium. Human hubris, I'll admit that. Now, depending on fish stock and tank size a very simple solution is to get a minimum of five+ Corydoras (they shoal my friends, happy cory are helpful cory) and kiss your snail problems goodbye. Seriously, the ground zero tank had that single snail for several months (I couldn't move fast enough to catch it) and thanks to the diligence of thirteen corydoras there are zero snails in that tank. No snail sightings, no sign of eggs, no moments of did the gravel move or am I losing it, nothing. Now moving on to the 35g. In a single month I that lone snail has created a massive infestation. There are eggs everywhere, snails of various sizes on absolutely everything, and A Very Upset About The Driftwood Eggs Bristlenose, it's awful. There are very few solutions to this contamination: copper (I don't feel inclined to medicate a tank of small fish in a feeble hope it kills the snails), remove the fish and boil everything (I'll never be able to catch them again in my larger tanks), snail traps (nothing suggests they actually work), or... Enter this purchase, which I like to call The Snail Squeegee. I have never bought something that is so deeply satisfying to use, to the point where I actually get a little excited when I see snails pop up on the glass. This product is very easy to use, doesn't seem to concern the fish whatsoever (my Dwarf Gourami likes to assist me by following my hand, he's offering me moral support), and seeing the snails pop off is delightful. I'm giving this five stars because I'm at a breaking point and this product very effectively makes Snails Go Away Right Now, but my only complaint is I have no idea how I'm supposed to properly get the snails out of the clear bit? Waving it around in the middle of the yard works, or a steady stream of water, so this isn't a deal breaker for me but maybe something should pop off for easy dumping? Unclear. I would also like it if the clear chamber part was a bit longer to hold more snails. After a certain point if I tilt to get one at an odd angle I have had an escapee a couple of times, but ultimately it's not a deal breaker for me. Now, that said, as therapeutic as this product is, it won't solve a longterm snail problem unless there's something to stop it at the source. Thankfully I have a team of pygmy corydoras who've been working overtime on egg consumption and I just might hire on some new recruits. Words of advice: If anyone has a snail infestation in a community tank, get yourself a very handy snail squeegee and five+ corydoras and you'll be golden. Or depending on your fish stock (ex: larger and/or aggressive cichlids who will just eat corys) just skip meals for a couple of days and they'll turn on the snails. A good gravel cleaner should also help with cleaning out eggs. TL;DR this is a fabulously satisfying product that solves part of a problem and the only thing that'd make it better is a bigger chamber for scooping up snails. Review: Best snail catching gadget so far - I've tried lots of snail catching gadgets, mostly of the bait attracting type, and by far, this is the best for manually removing small invasive snails from your tank walls. The head of the device pivots so you can get to the snails at odd angles. The handle does extend to abut 1 foot. The clear catching bucket below can be pivoted to open for easy dumping out of the caught snails. To use, gently press the device under the snails on the wall, then gently slide upwards to make the white wheel roll and it catches the snails and dumps them in the clear catcher section below. It works very well and easy to use. It doesn't catch snails on plants on on the substrate. It's a bit pricey at $26, but it's well made from Japan, so hopefully will last a while. Overall a good buy and I highly recommend it and would repurchase if necessary. ## Features - Easily removes unwanted snails from aquarium glass - Simply drag the snail catcher across the aquarium glass and guide the snails through the rollers and into the trap to remove unwanted snails - The extendable telescopic handle stops your hands from getting wet ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00RBNPEIW | | ASIN | B00RBNPEIW | | Age Range Description | All Life Stages | | Brand Name | Dennerle | | Color | Blue | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,232) | | Date First Available | January 20, 2015 | | Date First Available | January 20, 2015 | | Directions | Simply drag the snail catcher across the aquarium glass and move the snails through the roller into the integrated collector. | | Included Components | Snail Catcher | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11.69 x 4.41 x 1.18 inches | | Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 11.81 x 4.41 x 0.94 inches | | Item Weight | 46 Grams | | Item model number | 4039 | | Item model number | 4039 | | Manufacturer | Dennerle | | Manufacturer | Dennerle | | Manufacturer recommended age | 1 month and up | | Material | Plastic | | Model Name | DE-SNL | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 11.69 x 4.41 x 1.18 inches; 1.62 ounces | | Size | .25 LB | | Specific Uses for Product | Indoor | | Style | Functional | | Target Audience Keyword | fish | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Dennerle - **Color:** Blue - **Included Components:** Snail Catcher - **Item Weight:** 46 Grams - **Material:** Plastic - **Product Dimensions:** 3"L x 0.5"W x 3"H - **Special Feature:** Extendable Handle, Roller Mechanism - **Specific Uses For Product:** Indoor - **Style:** Functional - **Tank Volume:** 1000 Cubic Centimeters ## Images ![Dennerle Snail Catcher - for Aquariums, with Telescopic Handle - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51PGlqaXQaL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Will it work to scoop up the snails from the surface of the sand on the bottom of the tank?** A: It’s a lot of work. A small aquarium you may be able to keep up. My 125 no way. If you have large fish get a comet goldfish, it will eat most snails over nite. Smaller fish get Pea puffers. Takes all the snails out. **Q: Does this work on very tiny baby bladder snails?** A: Yes! It worked perfectly on the tiny baby Malaysian trumpet snails I had so I’m sure it would work on them to. It really only works for the ones on the glass though. **Q: Does it harm the snails? I don’t wanna kill them, just relocate** A: No, not if you’re careful. If you scrape hard, you may squish a tiny snail, but the larger ones just drop in. **Q: Does this work on removing limpets from the glass?** A: I only used this on the pesty small pond snails. They are easy to remove. This catcher also can catch baby guppies, accidentally . This is mainly used to clean snails off the glass. Limpets are mostly attached to rocks so they will be hard to get rid of. Take your chances. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best $15 I've ever spent! *by A***A on October 3, 2022* So bear with me for story time, if you will. Somehow a single snail (one) got into one of my aquariums, I assume by hitching a ride via a snail free plant. Despite the fact I've been around aquariums my entire life, having three aquariums set up currently (35g, 75g,and 90g), ignoring that I know it only takes ONE snail to ruin everything so I Should Not Do This, I very foolishly plopped it in my 35g aquarium. Human hubris, I'll admit that. Now, depending on fish stock and tank size a very simple solution is to get a minimum of five+ Corydoras (they shoal my friends, happy cory are helpful cory) and kiss your snail problems goodbye. Seriously, the ground zero tank had that single snail for several months (I couldn't move fast enough to catch it) and thanks to the diligence of thirteen corydoras there are zero snails in that tank. No snail sightings, no sign of eggs, no moments of did the gravel move or am I losing it, nothing. Now moving on to the 35g. In a single month I that lone snail has created a massive infestation. There are eggs everywhere, snails of various sizes on absolutely everything, and A Very Upset About The Driftwood Eggs Bristlenose, it's awful. There are very few solutions to this contamination: copper (I don't feel inclined to medicate a tank of small fish in a feeble hope it kills the snails), remove the fish and boil everything (I'll never be able to catch them again in my larger tanks), snail traps (nothing suggests they actually work), or... Enter this purchase, which I like to call The Snail Squeegee. I have never bought something that is so deeply satisfying to use, to the point where I actually get a little excited when I see snails pop up on the glass. This product is very easy to use, doesn't seem to concern the fish whatsoever (my Dwarf Gourami likes to assist me by following my hand, he's offering me moral support), and seeing the snails pop off is delightful. I'm giving this five stars because I'm at a breaking point and this product very effectively makes Snails Go Away Right Now, but my only complaint is I have no idea how I'm supposed to properly get the snails out of the clear bit? Waving it around in the middle of the yard works, or a steady stream of water, so this isn't a deal breaker for me but maybe something should pop off for easy dumping? Unclear. I would also like it if the clear chamber part was a bit longer to hold more snails. After a certain point if I tilt to get one at an odd angle I have had an escapee a couple of times, but ultimately it's not a deal breaker for me. Now, that said, as therapeutic as this product is, it won't solve a longterm snail problem unless there's something to stop it at the source. Thankfully I have a team of pygmy corydoras who've been working overtime on egg consumption and I just might hire on some new recruits. Words of advice: If anyone has a snail infestation in a community tank, get yourself a very handy snail squeegee and five+ corydoras and you'll be golden. Or depending on your fish stock (ex: larger and/or aggressive cichlids who will just eat corys) just skip meals for a couple of days and they'll turn on the snails. A good gravel cleaner should also help with cleaning out eggs. TL;DR this is a fabulously satisfying product that solves part of a problem and the only thing that'd make it better is a bigger chamber for scooping up snails. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best snail catching gadget so far *by T***N on May 22, 2024* I've tried lots of snail catching gadgets, mostly of the bait attracting type, and by far, this is the best for manually removing small invasive snails from your tank walls. The head of the device pivots so you can get to the snails at odd angles. The handle does extend to abut 1 foot. The clear catching bucket below can be pivoted to open for easy dumping out of the caught snails. To use, gently press the device under the snails on the wall, then gently slide upwards to make the white wheel roll and it catches the snails and dumps them in the clear catcher section below. It works very well and easy to use. It doesn't catch snails on plants on on the substrate. It's a bit pricey at $26, but it's well made from Japan, so hopefully will last a while. Overall a good buy and I highly recommend it and would repurchase if necessary. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good for snail removal off glass *by M***N on February 21, 2023* This has worked really well to remove the majority of snails from my fish tank. Easy to clean and operate. Of course it’s only meant to remove snails from the glass, not the other objects in the tank so it does become a daily task for quite a while. Due to the bulkiness of, the catch compartment, you are unable to get close to the substrate line, which can leave some snails until they move further up the glass (maybe I am using it wrong? The catch compartment is movable). I would absolutely recommend this to anyone dealing with a pesky snail infestation. ## Frequently Bought Together - Dennerle Snail Catcher - for Aquariums, with Telescopic Handle - MiOYOOW Snail Trap, Transparent Snail Catcher Natural Aquarium Snail Box for Aquarium Fish Tank - ISTA Snail Trap & Free Bait for Aquarium Fish Plants Tank Planarian Leech Catch --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kr/products/111402811-dennerle-snail-catcher-for-aquariums-with-telescopic-handle](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/111402811-dennerle-snail-catcher-for-aquariums-with-telescopic-handle) --- *Product available on Desertcart South Korea* *Store origin: KR* *Last updated: 2026-05-08*