Are these eggs

[Derekshatch]

If they are eggs it looks like something already ate them because there is nothing inside of them. Could it be my corydoras and when do they usually lay eggs.

 

[Retired Viking]

Do you have snails? They appear to be nerite snail eggs.

 

[JuiceBox52]

Corydoras eggs would be on the substrate and not on the glass

 

[Munroco]

The remains of Corydora eggs I'd say

 

[Derekshatch]

I did have nerite snails in their but I recently took them out.

 

[Munroco]

Corydoras eggs would be on the substrate and not on the glass

It's more likely to be the opposite. I don't think many corries lay eggs on the substrate, On the glass or on plants is more common.

 

[Derekshatch]

Im thinking that they are nerite eggs.

 

[Derekshatch]

How do you hatch them because i need more nerite snails. I just looked in my other tank and I have some in there that look fertlized because i have 3 nerites in there.

 

[JuiceBox52]

It's more likely to be the opposite. I don't think many corries lay eggs on the substrate, On the glass or on plants is more common.

Really? I thought it was the opposite ya learn something new every day

 

[Retired Viking]

They need to be in brackish water

 

[Derekshatch]

Can i add salt to the aquarium

 

[Retired Viking]

Never tried it but I think they need to be laid right away in brackish water. I have nerite snails and I find eggs like these all the time. One of the reason most people buy nerite snail is that they can not reproduce in freshwater.

 

[JuiceBox52]

Google how to breed nerite snails