Eggs?

[thormotocross33]

Not sure what these are but they showed up in my tank this morning. Please help.

 

[thormotocross33]

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[Abominable Reef]

I would say snail eggs of some sort

 

[ShannHell]

I second snail eggs, but it would be more helpful if you stated what kind of fish/inverts you are keeping

 

[Seanewb]

I would also say snail eggs or crop circles hehe. I think you have an artistic snail on your hands!

 

[thormotocross33]

I have 1 lettuce nudibranch, and many astrea snails, i have found a bunch of information and almost positive that they are nudibranch eggs. But have one question....Will they hatch without another nudibranch there to fertilize them?

 

[thormotocross33]

also a bunch of nassarius snails

 

["Umm fish?"]

If I were a betting man, I'd say the nudi. Nudibranchs are hermaphrodites (but they hardly ever self-fertilize). I believe that they can store sperm and use it later, though.