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I know right?CrimsonBoli said:Oh my goodness!
But are they mating?!Ch4rlie said:They won't breed in freshwater really.
But as you say, will leave white eggs, can be removed though.
Well If I catch them mating again, I'll remove the one on the bottom (assuming the bottom is the female)misterpro said:Don't be surprised that they are mating because they are the same species (Neritina Natalensis) just a different colour pattern.
Also, a single Nerite will still lay eggs. Provided it's a female (they're not hermaphrodite) and has "seen" a male in the last few weeks/months. So if you split them up, the "misses" will still go and lay eggs wherever she wants.