Mystery snail eggs? Need verification please!

[ShinyMoose]

Hi, yesterday I found this very small clutch of eggs on the side of my 10 gallon tank. I thought it was mystery snail eggs but it doesn’t look like the photos
I’ve seen onlineso now I’m not sure.

Excluding the fish in my tank (a beta and some tetra) I have one netrite snail (which sounded like they don’t lay eggs outside the water and also only lagg an egg at a time?), two mystery snails (I had 3 in there but moved one to my main tank last week), and a blue rainbow shrimp. I did have a rams horn snail in the tank which now has small to medium babies that are now in the tank, but those seemed to appear from the bottom of the tank when I first noticed them a few weeks ago, and not from a clutch. (I’m planning on moving all of them to a different tank as I can pick them out). That’s why I thought this one must be from the mystery snails?

Could someone with more knowledge verify for me if this small clutch is actually from the mystery snails? The first two photos I took yesterday and the 3rd I took a photo of it from an inside the tank angle just now.

 

[Ellebrius]

I believe they are Mystery snail eggs. They like to lay them above the water line.

 

[ShinyMoose]

I believe they are Mystery snail eggs. They like to lay them above the water line.

Ok thank you. I thought maybe they were, I don’t usually have the water line that low but didn’t fill it up higher last time I did a water change. The color and small shape of it though threw me off from what I’ve seen online of their
clutches. Maybe as a first clutch, the momma snail didn’t have it down as well. lol. I got these as small snails back in February and it’s the first one so far. Like I said I usually keep the water line higher so there’s not usually enough room for egg laying.

 

[wateriswet]

Those sure look like a small clutch of mystery snail eggs. They should get hard about a day after being laid and hatch in 2-4 weeks

 

[richiep]

They are know to lay small batches like that when they first start to lay

 

[ShinyMoose]

Ok, that makes sense. Thank you!