Flatworm eggs?

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As the title states, found these at the base of my Blastomussa Merletti, I’m assuming they are flat worm eggs. Wanted a confirmation if I’m correct or not if anyone can chime in :) regardless I’m removing the coral to scrape them off and super glue.
 
Are you able to get a photo under white lights?
 
Are you able to get a photo under white lights?
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Here’s a photo when I removed it from the tank. I removed it already but still would like to know. My wrasses are usually doing pretty good and I hadn’t see any come in on any of the frags..
 

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