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I woke up this morning to what seems like eggs on my glass, the only things I have in my tank are a Yasha goby and a nassarius snail. Are these nassarius snail eggs?

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Good possibility but pics very fuzzy to tell
 
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It’s really hard to get a good photo, my camera won’t focus.
If they are nassarius snail eggs should I leave them? Or will they take over the tank?
Leave. They have a very low hatch rate as they require cooler water temperature
 
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Leave. They have a very low hatch rate as they require cooler water temperature
Ok, that’s fine then.
I just got a bit worried because my freshwater tank has had a bloom of pond snails, but they have a high hatch rate.
 
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Ok, that’s fine then.
I just got a bit worried because my freshwater tank has had a bloom of pond snails, but they have a high hatch rate.
Now, those multiply like mice especially the rams horn and apple snails
 
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