Either the easiest pet snail in the hobby or the pest you can't get rid of. Available in red, brown, blue, pink, and leopard variants when bred intentionally. Population scales with available food, keep feeding modest.
Ramshorn Snail (Planorbella duryi) is an aquarium snail in family Planorbidae, native to North America (introduced worldwide). Adults reach 1–2.5 cm; minimum tank 10 L. Target 18–28 °C, pH 7.0–8.0, 5–15 dGH, 3–10 dKH. Shell calcium demand: medium. Diet: omnivore / detritivore, Eats biofilm, algae, leftover food, decaying plant matter, and soft new plant tissue when underfed. Don't supplement, they breed faster the more you feed them. Breeding: Hermaphroditic, any two adults can breed. Lays clear jelly egg clutches on every surface. Populations explode in overfed tanks; assassin snails or manual culling controls them. Algae-eating rating: 3/5. Plant-safe: Mostly, may nibble new growth in low-nutrient tanks. Tank mates: Most community fish. Loaches, puffers, and assassin snails will eat them.