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Pagoda Snail (Brotia pagodula)

Pagoda Snail (Brotia pagodula)

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Pagoda Snail – Superior Shrimp & Aquatics
Freshwater Snails

Pagoda Snail

A rugged, tiered shell with architectural character — nature's own hardscape piece.

Biofilm & Organic Grazer Shrimp Safe Peaceful Community Tank Ridged Architectural Shell Low to Moderate Lighting Southeast Asia Origin

Few freshwater snails have a shell as immediately recognizable as the Pagoda Snail (Brotia pagodula). Its elongated, ridged whorls stack in a pronounced stepped pattern that genuinely earns the pagoda name — a natural sculptural accent in any aquascape. Native to Southeast Asia, this species is a methodical grazer that pairs beautifully with Neocaridina and Caridina shrimp, moving quietly through the tank while keeping surfaces clean.

6.8–8.0 pH Range
GH 6–12 General Hardness
KH 2–8 Carbonate Hardness
68–78°F Temperature
What to Expect

Appearance & Behavior Over Time

Distinctive ridged whorls — the shell's raised, stepped profile sets it apart from any other freshwater snail, adding genuine textural interest to an aquascape. Earthy, rugged coloration — shell tones run from medium brown to deeper earthy hues, with natural variation in ridge sharpness and surface texture between individuals. Ridges sharpen with age — juveniles may show softer ridge definition that becomes more pronounced and dramatic as the snail matures and the shell grows. New growth differences are normal — contrast between older shell sections and fresh new growth is expected and a healthy sign of active development in stable conditions. Slow, methodical grazing — works steadily across rocks, driftwood, and substrate surfaces, feeding on biofilm and organic matter at a calm, unhurried pace.
How to Set It Up

Getting Started

1 Establish the tank first — Pagoda Snails thrive in mature, cycled aquariums where biofilm and organic matter have developed naturally on hardscape and substrate.
2 Use sand or fine gravel for substrate and add plenty of stones, driftwood, or botanicals to give them varied, textured surfaces to explore and graze on.
3 Hold water parameters steady — target pH 6.8–8.0, GH 6–12, and KH 2–8. Consistent mineral levels are especially important for supporting the strong, well-defined shell growth this species is known for.
4 Supplement when biofilm is low — offer algae wafers or blanched vegetables to keep Pagoda Snails well fed when natural food sources are running thin.
💡 Bonus Tip

Providing plenty of hard surfaces such as stones or driftwood encourages natural grazing behavior and helps keep Pagoda Snails active and visible throughout the tank.

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