Can anybody ID this for me?

[Boomer23]

It looks to be some kind of fungi? Its not on the plants its on the glass, didnt want to remove it just in case it was a type of egg, but any suggestions would b helpful thanks.


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[Slappy*McFish]

Look like eggs to me. Are they spherical in shape?

 

[Boomer23]

Yes, and are straight white. I have a red tail shark, panda cory's, nd khuli loaches in there.


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[SubRosa]

Any Nerite snails?

 

[knifegill]

Cory eggs, most likely.

 

[Boomer23]

I had two mystery snails i think, one died after 3 days, that was about a week or two ago, nd the other is MIA. Havent seen him in a few days, but i also have alot of clay pots nd caves so he could b hiding. Could this be there doing?


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[tanker]

Eggs, maybe cory eggs.

 

[Kaosu]

out of everything you have listed i would say 100% cory eggs. a friend of mine breeds them and this is what there eggs look like...btw they love to eat your own eggs!

mystery snails lay large pink clusters above the water line.

 

[constevens]

Cory eggs, most likely.

BING!!!! We have a Winner.. I have Cory cats that lay eggs and breed all the time.. Those would definitely be Cory cat eggs.

Snail eggs will be in a bundle and look like a stack of eggs. Mystery snails lay eggs but do so above the water line. None of your others listed do like this.. Seen cory cats do it tons.

 

[Boomer23]

Thanks everyone, i thought it would b cory's myself, to bad no one fertilized them because they are straight white still with nothing forming inside. Would be cool to unitentionally had baby cory's haha


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