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[Tangnerd]

I have been seeing these a lot lately and have been wondering what could have layed them anyone know??

 

[Tangnerd]

Oops it should say egg id

 

[Tangnerd]

 

[Tangnerd]

http://s866.photobucket.com/user/Ryder5656/media/Mobile Uploads/image_zpsf8b6a9d5.jpg.html I can't figure out how to post the pic so Just view this link on photobucket srry for the trouble could someone tell me how to put it in

 

[ReeferKimberly]

Since the pic is a bit blurry I am going with the spirorbid worms, rather than eggs. But with bad eyes they look like eggs to people. Look those up and compare They are harmless and frequently populate new tanks in large numbers, though they can come and go any time.

 

[ReeferKimberly]

And to get the pic here you would right click, copy the image url and put it in the middle of this -

While making a new reply you click the button that looks like a little mountain and a sun and a box will pop up and you can just paste the url in there as well.

your pic

 

[Tangnerd]

I didnt think they were the worms because they're closed with a yellow center in them but it could just be me. And thx for the help

 

[Tangnerd]

srry for the blurry picky phones camera isn't that good

 

[sellersmd]

In my experience, eggs on the glass with yellow centers (which are actually many smaller eggs) tend to be nerite snail eggs - google them and see if it's a match.

 

[Calappidae]

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This is how I post my images. (To clarify I did not make this vid)

 

[Tangnerd]

Oh I have a nerite snail but I'm looking to get more, sadly my lfs rarely has them. And I googled it and they are a match