Gold Inca Snail (Gold Mystery Snail)

The Gold Inca Mystery Snail, scientifically known as Pomacea bridgesii "Gold Inca," is a unique and visually striking freshwater snail species. It is a popular choice among aquarists and hobbyists due to its vibrant gold coloration and intriguing behavior. The Gold Inca Mystery Snail is native to the rivers and streams of South America, particularly in the Amazon basin. It has a distinct, round-shaped shell with a beautiful golden hue, which gives it its name. The shell typically has a smooth and glossy appearance, adding to its overall appeal. The snail's body, which is usually concealed within the shell, is soft and has a dark coloration. One of the most fascinating aspects of the Gold Inca Mystery Snail is its behavior. It is known for its ability to both breathe air and extract oxygen from the water, allowing it to survive in a wide range of aquatic environments. It is often observed periodically surfacing to the water's surface to take in air, creating an intriguing sight for aqua