

Okay, I have to concede that they were Physa (a.k.a. pond or bladder snail) eggs [see left]. Physas are quite cute little snails but on a 10 gallon they are far too likely to over-populate and become a problem--so they had to go.
1/26/10
I seem to have a few survivors, including this rather interesting color variant.

2/3/10
White physa has a stay of execution...

5 comments:
Brim over I acquiesce in but I think the post should prepare more info then it has.
Ah, merciful keeper of the tank.
Glad you decided to keep it for now!
i have eggs just like this in my tank and i only have ramshorn snails in there
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