Brotia Pagodula Snails are unique snails with a tower-like shell structure resembling a pagoda. They are native to Southeast Asia and are typically found in freshwater environments. These snails have a striking coloration, with shades of brown, orange, and black. Brotia Pagodula Snails are peaceful and prefer a soft, acidic environment. They are detritivores, feeding on decaying matter and algae.
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Brotia Pagodula Snails are unique snails with a tower-like shell structure resembling a pagoda. They are native to Southeast Asia and are typically found in freshwater environments. These snails have a striking coloration, with shades of brown, orange, and black. Brotia Pagodula Snails are peaceful and prefer a soft, acidic environment. They are detritivores, feeding on decaying matter and algae.
Distinct conical shell, often dark brown with patterned ridges, resembling a pagoda.
1-2 years
Detritivorous. They feed on decaying matter, biofilm, and algae.
Brotia Pagodula Snails are excellent for planted tanks and algae control. Avoid aggressive or snail-eating tankmates.
Easy to Moderate
10 gallons
7.0 - 8.0
Moderate
22°C - 28°C (72°F - 82°F)
2 inches
Peaceful fish like guppies, tetras, danios; other peaceful snails
Loaches (Clown Loach), Crayfish, Assassin Snails, Goldfish
Brotia pagodula
Pachychilidae
Southeast Asia
Peaceful, social with other snails and peaceful fish
Feeds mainly on algae and biofilm; supplement with blanched vegetables or sinking pellets.
Egg layers; usually hatch in freshwater
Lays small egg clusters; juveniles are miniature versions of adults.
Stable pH and hardness; avoid copper-based medications.
Prone to shell damage from aggressive tankmates or poor water quality.
Peaceful and non-aggressive. They prefer a soft, acidic environment.
Slow-moving, grazes algae and detritus. Hardy and peaceful.
Brotia Pagodula Snail (Brotia pagodula) is a freshwater snail from Southeast Asia. Known for its pagoda-shaped shell and peaceful nature, it grazes algae and detritus. Ideal for community and planted aquariums. Avoid loaches, crayfish, assassin snails, or goldfish. Provide stable water conditions and calcium-rich diet for healthy shell growth.