Eggs?

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Are these clownfish eggs
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Will they survive in the tank or just get eaten?
Depends the parents may eat them or other fish if you want to try and raise them I would remove the whatever the eggs are on. To prevent them from getting eaten
 
Will they survive in the tank or just get eaten?
The chances they survive a few hours after hatch is minus 100 percent which = below 0 chance. Ones they hatch they will get eaten up by everything that breads in your tank and get sucked down the overflow. You can’t remove them since they are on the glass. You could add a glass or tile on that spot they placed the eggs after they hatch hoping they will lay the next batch of eggs for you to remove. Which if you do there are a few good threads on r2r on raising them. But this current one 00000 chance
 
Yes...and no they wont survive.

Its a massive task to try and raise a clutch of clownfish, and unfortunately the price doesnt really justify the work involved.
 
I can't tell from the picture but if they are guarding them, they are clownfish eggs.

So are these. Healthy clownfish should spawn every few weeks

 
if they hatch you can try catching some the larvae at night with a light, they are drawn to and with a cup and transfer them to a rearing tank
 

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