Are these fish eggs?

[jdoenumber2]

I have noticed my blue tail damsel being very Territorial in one of my frog spawns. I decided to rearrange stuff and now i noticed these black specs. It seems that they sway with the motion of the current. Are these possibly eggs? If so what should i

do to keep them alive?

 

[Angel*Fish]

They sure look like eggs - not that experienced, but it seems odd that they appear to be grouped in pairs. My C.hemicyaneas spawn regularly and it indeed looks similar.
They are the right color.
I assume you have 2 yellowtails...
Not much you can to raise the babies without going to a whole bunch of trouble, lots of homework and preparation involved - probably not worth it unless you have a passion to do this And likely too late for this spawn.
One of the fish should be tending to the eggs, fanning them and possibly a little "mouth nudging". An exra territorial toward anyone coming near them.

HTH

 

[LeslieH]

By now you probably know those are eggs. The paired black spots are the eyes. The rest of the bodies and egg contents are mostly clear - makes them less visible and less likely to be eaten during their juvenile stage.

Did any survive?

 

[Angel*Fish]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9395095#post9395095 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by LeslieH
By now you probably know those are eggs. The paired black spots are the eyes. The rest of the bodies and egg contents are mostly clear - makes them less visible and less likely to be eaten during their juvenile stage.

Did any survive?

Of course, eyes --I feel dumb

 

[musty baby]

Do some searches on clownfish breeding jdoenumber2, that will give you some insight into what goes into raising hatched fish.