Orange Rabbit Snail

Rabbit Snails get their name from an elongated, tapered snout that genuinely does give them a rabbit-like face compared to the rounder profile of most freshwater snails. Unusually for a snail, they're livebearers, giving birth to a small number of fully formed young rather than laying eggs, which means population growth stays slow and manageable instead of the population boom people associate with pest snails. Peaceful algae and detritus grazers that move slowly and deliberately, they're a good pick for a planted tank where you want cleanup crew activity without the risk of an overnight snail explosion.