1. Jul 30, 2016 #1
   Clear Lake, IA

   ricowind67

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   any of you seen this and what is it?

    

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2. Jul 30, 2016 #2
   Iowa City

   MadManMadrid Well-Known ReefKeeper

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   Snail eggs

    
3. Jul 30, 2016 #3
   Altoona

   xMermaidxx

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   It looks like snail eggs to me.....

    
4. Jul 30, 2016 #4
   Cedar Rapids, IA

   blackx-runner Administrator Website Team Leadership Team

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   Agree, looks like snail eggs.

    
5. Jul 30, 2016 #5
   Iowa

   MantisLvr

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   Could be some kind of sea slug eggs as well.

    
6. Jul 30, 2016 #6
   Clear Lake, IA

   ricowind67

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   So free snails or in laws(pests) that don't leave?
   
   
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7. Jul 30, 2016 #7
   Cedar Rapids, IA

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   Yep something like that. I don't really think much, if any, of them usually survive in the tank though. I've had eggs show up like that and the strings are usually gone the next day or so and I don't think they hatch that fast. Maybe in a predator free fuge they would thrive.

    

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