Cory eggs??

Yes, those are corie eggs. They may be eaten by the fish in the tank, Im not sure about how to move them,, maybe someone else can chime in.

Looks like cory eggs to me!!!

If you want to raise them you can remove them to a breeder box/net by simply rolling them off the surface and onto your finger (they are very sticky)

They would do fine in the 5 as long as there is a filter and heater. Keep an eye on them though if they turn white then they are not viable eggs. Also if they stay the color they are they are fine. It is important that you add some type of fungicide to keep the fungus away from the eggs if you decide to keep them. I usually use plan old peroxide at the rate of one capful for every gallon of water.

They sure look like cory eggs to me. LOL Good to see they spawned. If there are a few hidding places a few might survive. If you really want to try remove them they roll easy with a finger and stick. I put a slate under the water and then roll the eggs off and onto the slate before removing.

That's a great idea about the piece of slate to put the eggs onto before you leave the tank!!

Here is what I do after getting the eggs. I keep 5 gallon baby tanks these tanks hold several types each from newly hatched to 1 month olds or older. They are just like the other tanks sand substrate wood java from the many lays. I would put them in the 5 if they hatch they hatch. This being there first lay some or all may go bad. I do not put any chemicals in my water unless I have had trouble with that type of cories eggs going bad for me. Watch and hope.