Vesicles/eggs on Duncan...ID please!

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I was doing a water change and I noticed these in my Duncan when the polyps retracted a bit. They are pink translucent vesicles. Any ideas on what they may be?

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Looks like eggs what is your stocking list...
 
That's the thing. I have a trio of Ocellaris clowns, 2 of which were bought to replace one who died. However, the newer clowns don't appear mature enough to mate and the fact that a trio is persisting kind of supports that. Otherwise, I have a bangaii cardinal, Springeri Damsel and Juvenile one spot foxface. As of 2 days ago I had a Yellow Candy Hogfish. However, he is now living in the sump until I can get him to the LFS
 
They do resemble banggai eggs is it possible he had a mouthful when u got him?? Either way looks like a free meal for the Duncan :)
 
I've had him for almost 2 years without a mate. I did forget to mention I also have a Melanarus Wrasse which has been in the tank about 2 weeks.
 

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