Please help identifying eggs

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I did search though pages of threads on this forum looking at pictures of unidentified eggs and i haven’t seen any like these

Can anyone help? Thanks!!
 

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They’re underwater though? My mystery snails lay a lot of eggs under the rims of the tank and I have a great time finding and removing them (NOT!) but I didn’t think they could lay eggs under water. Does that mean these won’t hatch?
 
I don’t keep mystery snails so not sure if they hatch under water. But from what I’ve seen those look like mystery snail eggs :).
 
I don’t keep mystery snails so not sure if they hatch under water. But from what I’ve seen those look like mystery snail eggs :).
They are usually round not oblong. I honestly think it may be snail poo but I dont know what the actual size is and what is in the tank.
 
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They are usually round not oblong. I honestly think it may be snail poo but I dont know what the actual size is and what is in the tank.
I hope you’re right but dang that’s a lot of poo in one place. It’s at the base of a java fern leaf for scale. I’ve had the plant for at least a year so those things didn’t come with it.


They are usually round not oblong. I honestly think it may be snail poo but I dont know what the actual size is and what is in the tank.

3 Mystery snails and a dozen harlequin rasboras plus a couple of very tough lemon tetras that survived a mass die off a few months ago.
 
They are usually round not oblong. I honestly think it may be snail poo but I dont know what the actual size is and what is in the tank.
Lol I got snails pooing like that I’m getting rid of them!!
 

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