Little white eggs?
- Thread starter Paul S
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As some history to this, I started the hobby in February, have five aquariums now. Breeding shrimp, guppies, and mystery snails. Two of the five aquariums show these eggs, but they have had no common input that I know of. Before I treat the tanks to kill unwanted species, I wanted to reach out to get opinions. If I had a microscope, I'd definitely look closer. I tried vacuuming, but they are as heavy as the substrate so I'm just burying them. If nobody has any ideas, I may pull the mystery snails and dose the tanks with "No Planaria." I understand it kills most unwanted guests... without harming fish or shrimp.
Are you sure they're "mystery" snails & not nerites? Nerites can lay eggs kind of like that, hard & stick very fast to, well, everything. Mystery snails lay a big long clump of eggs above the water line...even the first time they'd be ~1 inch x 2 or 3 inches long...IME, albeit limited experience.
I can't think of what else lays very white individual eggs like that...maybe someone else knows...But if that's what they are the "no planeria" won't remove the hard stuck on eggs...if that's what you're hoping for.
I can't think of what else lays very white individual eggs like that...maybe someone else knows...But if that's what they are the "no planeria" won't remove the hard stuck on eggs...if that's what you're hoping for.
Well, good luck! I have no other guesses, sorry. I can't think what lays those very white individual eggs like you have...I hope someone else does, I'd like to know too...but it sure isn't "mystery snails" of any color...that's not what they do when they lay eggs...I think I said...
