Pomacea bridgesi

Aesthetics, yellow, white or occasional grave of algae, tender, omnivorous plants. It requires an appropriate diet to avoid malformations during the growth of the shell. In the photo we see an ampullary laying.

The Pomacea Bridgesi snail is a freshwater snail which is mainly found in South America. It is known for its ability to dig tunnels in the banks of rivers and ponds, which can cause damage to plants and surrounding structures. The snail is generally dark green in color, with white spots on the back and sides. Its shell is solid and smooth, with a pronounced spiral. The Pomacea Bridgesi snails are generally quite large, with a size up to 7.5 cm in length. They mainly feed on aquatic plants and decaying plant matter. They can also feed on smaller living organisms, such as insects and small fish.

The female deposits 100 to 200 eggs on the glass or on the tank cover, ten centimeters above the water level. The eggs hatch after ten days and young people measure approximately 1 mm.