I need to identify this snail.. help!

[ArmatureFishKeeper]

I have a small 30ltr tank for fry. It contains multiple fry of many species, three oto bottom feeders and two snails to be able to maintain itself efficiently. Recently I’ve added two new plants. Anyway, there are a lot of small snail appearing and I mean.. a lot. There are eggs everywhere which look like snail eggs.

Can anyone identify what they are?

 

[Slaphppy7]

Bladder snails, very common, and breed prolifically

 

[Essjay35 150]

There is information of them in this thread - look at physid snails.

Freshwater Snail Species In The Hobby

(Thread rework in progress - please pardon our dust!) Freshwater Snail Species In The Hobby (Two Clea helena assassin snails and a Planorbid ramshorn - photo by CassCats) Index Basic Terminology for Identification Physidae: Bladder Snails and Tadpole Snails Lymnaeidae: Pond Snails...

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[Sgooosh4 1]

yeah the cute lil bladder snails wont hurt plants, clean up gunk, but also have bioload

 

[Circus]

If you don't want them, I would suggest scraping off the eggs and picking out any adults you see. Whenever there is food for them to eat, they will breed. You can also cut back on the amount of food you feed, or pull out uneaten food.
A lot of people do a bleach dip (a small amount of bleach with water in a bucket, then rinse under the tap) before putting their plants into an aquarium. Or you can qt your plants.