Are these clownfish eggs?

[Oregon Grown Reef]

I went to clean my panels and saw these eggs on my scraper. The only thing I could think of are my 2 clownfish finally mating and laying eggs. Only other thing I could think of are trochus snails, but they spawn in the water column. I have a post with a video of them spawning. Am I going to be a daddy? I had the scraper near a hammer colony they call home.

 

[Viva'sReef]

Most likely snail eggs, they are NOT clownfish eggs

 

[Stones-Reef]

Definitely not clownfish eggs. I agree with above: looks like snail eggs

 

[Suohhen]

Yep definitely not clownfish, likely snail but I have never seen eggs in that pattern and that is a pretty tight space so I'd suspect something small.

 

[nanonøkk]

do you happen to have any nassrius snails because those look like nassrius snail eggs to me

 

[Oregon Grown Reef]

do you happen to have any nassrius snails because those look like nassrius snail eggs to me

If I have nassarius snails, I haven't seen them in probably a year. I started removing most of my sand. It's possible, but I'm not sure.

However, I do have those super small white snails (not sure what they're called). They're all probably 1mm in size, but I also haven't seen them in a long time. They only come out at night.

 

[nanonøkk]

If I have nassarius snails, I haven't seen them in probably a year. I started removing most of my sand. It's possible, but I'm not sure.

However, I do have those super small white snails (not sure what they're called). They're all probably 1mm in size, but I also haven't seen them in a long time. They only come out at night.

it might be those snails but i was just going off of the pattern of the eggs i have no idea what snail is that small that can do that unless your talking about cerith snails which look like this

 

[Oregon Grown Reef]

Collonista snails are what I was thinking of. I've never added cerith snails to this tank.

 

[nanonøkk]

Collonista snails are what I was thinking of. I've never added cerith snails to this tank.

yea it could be those then

 

[Bob LI]

Do you have any nudibranchs? These are Berghia eggs. They are small and tight, but in a totally different pattern. Clown fish eggs are on the rock in the lower picture.

 

[Oregon Grown Reef]

Do you have any nudibranchs? These are Berghia eggs. They are small and tight, but in a totally different pattern. Clown fish eggs are on the rock in the lower picture.

Unfortunately, no. I wish. My other tank needs a few...