How to hatch snail eggs?

[Squeakfish]

Specifically giant Columbian rams...I think. I'm pretty sure, since the only other snails in the tank are channeled apple snails.
I found a bunch of loose white eggs in clear jelly wrapped around a piece of food a few days ago (larger than a silica piece. rather big). Unfortunately, they got eaten before I could remove them.
I suspect they'll breed again, but I want to know how to save the eggs this time. I can't find anything on how to hatch rams eggs.
Options?

 

[Squeakfish]

msjiiiiinkzd.....luuuuupiiiinnnn... where are you guys?

 

[Lupin]

What else are in your tank that would eat the eggs? By channeled apple snails, you mean canas?

 

[Fishy_Fun]

The only thing i know that will eat these eggs are spixi's.As for hatching, just leave them alone and after about 2 weeks you should start seeing the eggs hatch.Once they eat there entire egg sac they will begin to come out of the goo and look for some real food.Be careful with these snails, they can lay hundreds of babies.LOL don't ask me how i know....

 

[Squeakfish]

This is a tank that is all snails. Nothing but snails.

 

[Lupin]

I'd suspect the canas as the ones responsible for consuming the eggs. Separate the canas, Squeak.

 

[Squeakfish]

Augh! Freakin' canas...

 

[Lupin]

LMAO! I've kept hundreds of canas and juvenile canas happen to have an appetite for anything.

 

[msjinkzd]

Also keep in mind the limitations of rehoming the columbians. Congrats all the same.

 

[Squeakfish]

I'll be giving them to the place I (now!!) work at. We have NO snails here. Ought to start churnin' 'em out.