Ramhorn snails is taking over!!

I don't mind them at all, but ever since I start discus again, I've noticed that they multiplied really quick and it went from 4 -7 now and then to over 20+ small ones in a given area.
I have discus and a very heavy planted tank.
Is there a way to some how get rid of them?
I've heard of putting a trap(bottle with food inside) over night(s) and catches them. However my tank is completely covered with plants so Im not sure if that will work.
Then I've heard of putting clown loaches in to eat the snails. I am not really fond with loaches. I think they kind of look weird and just really not a big fan of them.
I don't really want to use any chemicals or anything that will harm my plants and fish.
Do you guys have any suggestions or different ways to remove a large amount (90-95%)of the population?

also I have pond snails :/

I have bad lucks with them in the past, They never seem to do well in my tank.
As of tonight I added a bottle with 2 pieces of lettuce and turned off the lights.
about an hour after I walk to check, I ended up netting out over 10 snails on one part of the glass wall. and I scan the rest of the tank. I felt like i've hit that rock bottom. I just see snails and snails everywhere I thought about just take everything out and restart the whole tank but then I dont really have the time for that since classes started today and I will be too busy to re started an aged tank. so I really hope this lettuce thing will work and I will continue doing this every night for a week or two and see how that does. and WILL definitely cut down on the feeding and see if they stop taking over. my 50 gal in my room barely have any snail at all.

so I tried the bottle trap last night and I didnt have any lucks. I mean some pieces of lettuce doesnt seem as appetizing as a tank full of lusty colorful plants.
I will try the Zucchini tonight and see how it will work.
I WILL definitely do a hardcore cleaning my ground cover during today water change.