Nerite snails reproduce sexually, requiring both male and female snails for successful breeding. However, some species can also reproduce asexually through parthenogenesis, where females can lay fertile eggs without mating.
It's important to note that nerite snail eggs will not hatch in freshwater aquariums. They require brackish water conditions for successful development. Additionally, the larval stage can be challenging to raise in captivity, as they require specific water parameters and food sources.