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in my breeder box (one of those that prevents female guppies eating young guppies) are 1 patch of GSP, 1 polyp of zoa, and 2 RBTAs (i cut the mother into two).

today i came home and noticed there's white balls floating in the breeder box. they're small, whitish, and smells fishies (i squashed a few to smell them). what could they be?

i have some other nems in the tank, lots of sps and lps, a total of 2 clowns that are outside of the breeder box, black ray goby, leopard wrasse, and a flame wrasse, and some snails as clean up crews.

these balls are not clustered together and stuck to the breeder box, they're all free floating. therefore i'm going to assume these are not clownfish eggs. any idea?
 
so based on the research and videos i have seen, the "eggs" look like the spawning of the aussie sps coral colony that i just got recently. did i do anything magical to induce spawning = nope. i guess i was lucky if it was the spawning event. i should note all my fish in the tank went nuts over these eggs and have devoured all of them.
 

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