Reticularia
Reticularia is a genus of freshwater snails, specifically members of the family Paludomidae. The genus is known for its distinct shell morphology and is primarily found in the tropical regions of Africa. Reticularia snails inhabit areas with shallow to moderate water depth and are often found in isolated ponds, lakes, and river systems.
One notable feature of Reticularia shells is their distinctive pattern of spiral, reticular growth lines. These
Studies on Reticularia snails have focused on aspects of their ecology, behavior, and distribution. Research has
Reticularia snails are typically ovoviviparous, meaning they give birth to live young rather than laying eggs.
Availability of taxonomic data for Reticularia is somewhat limited, and ongoing efforts are necessary to clarify