Eggs underneath frogspawn skeleton

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These eggs came with a frogspawn that I picked up from my Lfs today.

I removed them with a knife and their texture was tougher than expected, almost like silicon, and they were attached pretty well.

Anyone know what they might be?

 
Since the eggs are on a dead head of euphyllia, my short list of pests would be euphyllia eating flatworms. They seem to be getting more frequent nowadays.

I think you have your answer to what may have laid them on the left side of the picture. That resembles an adult flatworm!
 

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