Are these snail eggs or cory eggs?

i would say coryies eggs, dont look to much like snails eggs to me....some 1 else here could prob help more
 
so now i have another question. Cories wont eat their eggs will they? The only thing else in there is snails and shrimp so no worries from them.
 
Since we are talking about cory eggs, I've got a question. - Are all cory eggs white? Last week after i did a 25% pwc, I later noticed around 10 brown specks on 1 strand of java moss. I didn't think they were and was to lazy to remove it. 20 mins later its gone.

I think you should move the eggs. After awhile, the eggs get a little harder. You could scrape the off and put them into another container or something.
 
I wait about 10-15 mins for them to set a bit. I then wash my hands and roll my finger gently over the egg, one at a time, until it sticks to my finger and stransfer the egg to the container I want them to hatch in. Either stick to the side or the bottom. The container should be very clean. I've used a guppy breeder with nylon around it and I have eggs now in a floating container. Add an airstone so nothing lands on the eggs to cause bacterial or fungal infection. I keep mine dark, only using the light to check the eggs. Mine take 3-4 days to hatch. I believe it depends on the temp of the water and the species. Remove fungused eggs or eggs which are completely white and opaque. Some add an antifungal, I haven't done that and have had no problems.
 
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