Unknown eggs under frag plug

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Any idea what these eggs are underneath a frag plug?
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Those look like Flatworm eggs Polyclad Flatworm. You might want to start looking under some of your rock structure or other frag plugs or tiles. They are nocturnal
 
If you are talking about the white dots, they are spirobid worms (harmless)
 
He's referring to the small lines with dots in them, I think they're some type of snail egg
 
I would honestly remove all the eggs before putting it in your DT. Better safe than sorry.
 
When in doubt, throw it out. Unfortunately, if you can't make a positive ID, better safe than sorry IMO.
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Frags were cut and put on new plugs. These came from a wholesaler. Actually on a friends system.
If this a new frag, I would cut it off that plug.
Plugs are the delivery mechanism for most of the pests we see in the hobby.
 
That’s interesting, whatever it is there will be a lot of them when they hatch. I would try and remove it.
 
Spirorbis worms nothing to worry about.
 

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