Pila Ampullacea

Gondang snails (Lat.:Pila ampullacea) are freshwater snails that are spread across Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan and Sulawesi. Large shiny shell, shaped like a tennis ball, yellowish green or brownish green, decorated with brown stripes. These shelled animals are also known as the gondang snail, rice snail, water snail, or tutut. Live in calm waters, such as swamps and lakes, and rivers that flow slowly, and can creep out of water. The food is various kinds of water plants. These animals lay their eggs on the surface of the water, their eggs are attached to water plants or other floating objects, are edible and are a trade commodity and even export. In addition, it is also known as a vector for inflammatory brain disease caused by parasite nematode worms (Lat .: Angiostrongylus), which can lead to death to sufferers.

Rich in Protein
Gondang or tutut snails contain high enough levels of macronutrient nutrients in the form of protein. In addition, they contain essential amino acids and micronutrients in the form of minerals, namely calcium which is needed by the body. These slimy soft animals are also low in fat, so they are very good if consumed. [2] With proper management, tutut can be a source of quality animal protein at a lower price than goat, chicken or beef.

Treating Acne
The mucus can be used to treat inflamed pimples. In more developed countries, snail mucus is processed with advanced technology and is used as the basic ingredient of several beauty products, which can also regenerate the skin or reduce wrinkles on the face.

Medicine for various diseases
With proper processing, snails can be used to support the cure of hepatitis B, liver, diabetes, tuberculosis, asthma, ulcers to constipation, influenza and appetite enhancer.

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