Eggs ??

[Vincent100]

Hi all
Just found these egg looking things on my glass
I've bumblebee snails
And two other types , one was a hitchhiker and the other I got from my lfs .. Pictured

 

[Vincent100]

Think I can answer my own question
My hitchhiker snail is Euplica and they are ment to lay alot of eggs so my guess is that's them

 

[cloak]

Don't you have to have two "Euplica" snails to tango though?

FWIW they look like Collumbellid snail eggs IMO, but I could be wrong. GL.

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2009/11/aafeature

 

[Lionfish Lair]

So cool!

 

[Vincent100]

Don't you have to have two "Euplica" snails to tango though

Hi cloak
Yep I believe I got 3 of them lurking about and by the looks of it many more ;Woot;Smuggrin

 

[Macdaddynick1]

Those are the strombus- tiny conch looking snails eggs. They are amazing cuc but they leave these eggs everywhere usually in the corners or in the egg crates. That's why I got rid of mine.

 

[Macdaddynick1]

or nerite snails

 

[LbulletM]

or nerite snails

All of the Nerite eggs I've seen are more opaque. The ubiquitous sea sesame.

 

[Macdaddynick1]

All of the Nerite eggs I've seen are more opaque. The ubiquitous sea sesame.

Actually that is correct. My bad.

 

[Lionfish Lair]

These are not a pain at all. The little smalls actually form in the sacs and come crawling on out. You'll be able to watch it happen and it's quite awesome. It's why they're so successful at breeding. Most other snails have a veliger stage after they hatch.

 

[MicroPico]

Nice, clear, close-up pics. Cool to watch them develop, hatch and grow. Good addition.