Are these clownfish eggs??

[flaura721]

I found these eggs (pictured below) on a rock in my aquarium today. I have a pair of ocellaris clowns, a yellowtail damsel and a yellow clow goby, so obviously it has to be clownfish eggs, right? I've only had my tank up and running for a little over a month and it seems so soon for them to be breeding. There are also only three eggs visible and I thought clownfish layed 100's at a time. Strange. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[AliciaP]

The three red balls? Not clowns eggs, but I've never seen them in person, so I could be wrong.

 

[TimothyJ]

Those are not clown eggs. It is a form of algae growing in your tank.

 

[mvhockey]

They almost look like mushrooms not open.

 

[A sea K]

Those are not clown eggs. It is a form of algae growing in your tank.

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Definately not clownfish eggs, looks like red bubble algae.

 

[Sport507]

A+ on Red Bubble Algae.

 

[Whip316]

eggs are tiny and orange. they will be a few hundred in a clutch and then they will turn from orange to greyish silver in 8 days.

 

[mikelee35]

Clownfish eggs start out orange and slowly turn to a silver color as they mature, and usually there are ALOT more than that