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Yes! Trochus, Turbo, Astrea, margarita etc. That was my thought but I found photos of snail eggs that are little white dots that were not housed. These are in some sort of embryoI’d say some sort of snail eggs. Do you have snails?
They do look similar but the ramshorn snail eggs appear to be separate where as mine appear to be more together within the embryo. also I have never seen a ramshorn snail in the tank.All I can say is what I found. The person who posted this claims ramshorn eggs. Not a complete answer but it’s all I got
Looked up the nassarius vibes eggs and they don't look the same and also say they should hatch in 3-5 days.. I have had these present for at least 10 days. The dove snail does look closer and possibly I doe have one in the tank. I have a 180 and have purchased many snails to help combat GHAnassarius vibex eggs
Strombius also have similar
Here is nassarius with her eggsLooked up the nassarius vibes eggs and they don't look the same and also say they should hatch in 3-5 days.. I have had these present for at least 10 days. The dove snail does look closer and possibly I doe have one in the tank. I have a 180 and have purchased many snails to help combat GHA
I would say you got it correct! The photo that I was presented with did not show the eggs looking anything like that. Amazing how the eggs were laid behind the scraper. Maybe the snail thought they would be safer. Now I would like to see how long before they hatch or even if they do. Thanks!Here is nassarius with her eggs
They hatch best in cooler water or soon become fish food but some do manage to surviveI would say you got it correct! The photo that I was presented with did not show the eggs looking anything like that. Amazing how the eggs were laid behind the scraper. Maybe the snail thought they would be safer. Now I would like to see how long before they hatch or even if they do. Thanks!
I'd guess the reason you saw different looking eggs is because different species of nassarius snails lay eggs that look different.I would say you got it correct! The photo that I was presented with did not show the eggs looking anything like that. Amazing how the eggs were laid behind the scraper. Maybe the snail thought they would be safer. Now I would like to see how long before they hatch or even if they do. Thanks!
I should move them to my QT and then they should have a better chance to survive!They hatch best in cooler water or soon become fish food but some do manage to survive