Dwarf crayfish do eat bladder snails, but their behavior can vary significantly based on

individual temperament and availability of other food sources. While crayfish, in general, are
opportunistic feeders and capable of consuming almost anything within their grasp, including
snails, dwarf crayfish might be less aggressive towards snails compared to their larger
counterparts. It's noted that if crayfish are well-fed and have ample food sources, they may not
always target snails. However, they are known to eat snail eggs, which can help control snail
populations in your tank (outlifeexpert) (diymelon) (sealifeplanet).

Given these behaviors, if you're considering adding dwarf crayfish to your aquarium to control a
bladder snail population, they could indeed contribute to managing the snail numbers. However,
it's essential to consider the specific conditions of your tank, including other tank mates and the
crayfish's diet, to ensure a balanced ecosystem. Remember, the compatibility of crayfish with
snails can vary, and while dwarf crayfish may coexist more peacefully with snails than larger
crayfish, there's still a potential risk to your snail population.