Snail IDs

I have some snails that I've never seen before. I need an ID on them and need to know if they could be the plant eating culprits.
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pic 1 ramshorn pic 2 Malaysian trumpet snail
MTS dont eat plants

Thanks. That's what I thought about the right snail on the top and the bottom ones. What about the left top one?

Maybe it's a local stow-away? Here's an identification guide to snails & slugs of Western Washington [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Or maybe it's an amber snail? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I really don't know, but good luck

commonly known as pond snails

mrsashleyodell wrote:Thanks. That's what I thought about the right snail on the top and the bottom ones. What about the left top one?

Top Left - Not a pond snail it is a Acute Bladder Snail (Physella acuta) Common names Pond Snail (which is incorrect) Bladder Snail, Tadpole Snail
Top Right - Common Brown Ram's horn snail (Planorbarius corneus) Common names Ramshorn or Ram's Horn
Bottom - Malaysian Trumpet snail (Melanoides tuberculata) common names MTS, Malaysian Tunneling snail, or Malaysian Burrowing snail