Eggs?

Hi,

This is my first post here. I'm wondering if someone more experienced than me can tell me what this is in these pictures. It's a sort of crescent-shaped, gelatinous-looking mass with little bubble-like bodies on the interior. I think they're eggs, but I'm not sure. We have three harlequin rasboras and four neon tetras in a small six gallon, Fluval Edge tank.

If they are eggs, is it possible to move them safely to another, small tank for the time being?

Please let me know.

Thanks!





I also posted some additional photos here: https/plus.google.com/u/0/108212153252763353986/posts/CLxLQKXnwxY.

they are snail eggs, probably ramshorns, or pond snail eggs to be exact

Fishy friend2 said:

they are snail eggs, probably ramshorns, or pond snail eggs to be exact

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Well, boo! Haha—thanks for the quick reply. It's probably a good idea to remove them, then.

yeah, they can become a potential problem in the coming future

I'd remove them asap. Suck them out via gravel vac and vac the surrounding area. These things are a ***** to get rid off.