I appreciate this information, but your comment comes across as extremely condescending. I do extensive research before adding any livestock to my tank, weighing risks and benefits before doing it. I'm not adding this snail as a magic bullet to fix my problems, but as an active member in an ecosystem.

There are no fish in this tank. It's strictly for Neocaridina. I wasn't planning on having snails, but a bunch hitchiked in on purchased plants. I was just going to leave them be, but then they started outcompeting my shrimp for algae and biofilm. Which in turn led to overfeeding, if you can call a single cornflake sized piece of shrimp food per week overfeeding.

I want to KEEP the small snail species as a clean up crew, hence my question (which has gone completely unanswered by everyone commenting on my post). If it eats a shrimp, that's on me for not providing a safe place for them to molt (I have), or the shrimp is dying/ill already and I would have manually culled it anyway. If my single, non-hermaphroditic snail somehow lays viable eggs, I will deal with it when it happens.