Are these some type of eggs?

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I posted this in the hitchhiker and critter I.d. forum but thought id ask my local ppl too. I took apart my gyre pumps for cleaning this morning and found these in one of the end caps of one of the pumps. I have no idea what they are and want to make sure I'm not about to kill something good. Any ideas?

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They are pliable. When I was dislodging them it felt like I could easily puncture the sack if I wasn't careful.
 

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Looks like snail eggs to me.
 
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That for the input! I'm starting to think the same thing myself.
 

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