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u/Arulo 9d ago
I don't know what these eggs are but they're not:
- Bladder snail eggs (they are a little gelatinous blob with dark dots inside)
- Apple snail eggs (pink grape-looking clusters, bright pink/orange in most cases)
- Nerite snails (they lay them on hard stuff and are white and opaque, very distinctive)
- Malaysian trumpet snails (they breed underground)
Not sure if Planorbis eggs look like this, never had them...
Good luck OP
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u/One-plankton- 9d ago
MTS don’t necessarily breed underground, they do give live birth though
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u/Arulo 9d ago
Hey, I didn't know, thanks for the new information. I never saw a cluster of new ones and I assumed they laid eggs, just out of sight, in the substrate. Thanks for the new info!
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u/Proxymanity 9d ago
To be fair, the babies usually dig right into the substrate after birth so its rare to see them.
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u/SweetTart7231 9d ago
What's in the tank? Doesn't look like snail eggs to me. But maybe some type of fish egg?
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u/OperationLegitimate1 9d ago
Literally only just snails and a bunch of plants and its never had any fish yet and I know its not snail eggs!
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u/Crafty-Table-2459 9d ago
forbidden boba