Suitable-sized Tank For Snails & Shrimps

A friend is contemplating setting up a tank for snails and shrimps but has very limited / no space and limited finances.  I'm trying to help her out and have advised her on a tight-fitting lid being paramount.  However, not being experienced at keeping snails on their own or indeed shrimps at all, I'm wondering what others' views are on the following tanks - would any of them be fit-for-purpose?  Any other suggestions?  It's possible that the snails might be re-housed from a 54-litre tank - is it likely that they would be perturbed at the considerable downsize in habitat or not at all?

https://www.fishkeeper.co.uk/product/aqua-range-aqua-expert-20-aquarium
https://www.rocketaquatics.co.uk/SuperFish-Cascade-4-Aquarium.html
https://www.completeaquatics.co.uk/aquarium-accessories/aquarium-tanks-and-cabinets/aquavue-380-aquarium-set-28l
https://www.completeaquatics.co.uk/aquarium-accessories/aquarium-tanks-and-cabinets/32-ecostyle-14l-black

Any help gratefully appreciated; many thanks.

I would suggest two nerite in 20 litres. They are smaller than apple snails and it is said about them that it's 1 apple snail per 5 gallons - that's 19 litres. Or one of the larger nerite species plus two of the smaller nerites.
My betta's tank is 26 litres and he usually shares that with one of the smaller nerites, and currently a few cherry shrimps. [Because I've been medicating the tank the nerite is in the main tank at the moment]. If 1 betta plus 1 nerite is fine, 2 nerites should also be fine.
The main thing about nerites is that the tank should grow algae to feed them. Maybe allow some sunlight (when we have any) to fall on the tank? Or a jar of rocks on a bright window sill growing algae to put in the tank in rotation.

Don't forget to let your friend  have some mature media to seed the snail tank.

Thanks. The snails that "the friend" is planning to re-house are standard sized nerites - one produces an enormous amount of waste due to it having a fondess for wood, while the other produces comparatively much less; it's actually the former one that has prompted several water changes per week to address this, so I expect this will necessitate even more frequent changes in the new tank, if indeed this plan goes ahead.

Am I correct, @Matt, in my thoughts that the Fluval Edge doesn't have a close-fitting lid?

This guy takes the lid off at about 1:25

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UVlYiVx8gPI

Their breeding activity slows down significantly in colder temps too... my nano with them in is coldwater.