What eggs are these

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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what fish eggs are these please.
 

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Do you use root tabs for fertilizing your plants?

Many times, root tabs contain Osmocote fertilizer pellets, that's what I'm betting these are...

The gelatine capsules melt away, the pellets are released from the substrate
 

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Wow those look massive to what would come out of a fish! I agree with Slap, can't think of what else they could be
 
They aren't fish eggs, I'm fairly certain ;)
 
maybe bristlenose catfish or slow release fertiliser
 
Has to be root tab type fertiliser imho, agree with slaphappy.

Some specialised substrate soils come with those types of root ball fertiliser already mixed into the substrate,
 
Has to be root tab type fertiliser imho, agree with slaphappy.

Some specialised substrate soils come with those types of root ball fertiliser already mixed into the substrate,
"Some specialised substrate soils come with those types of root ball fertiliser already mixed into the substrate"

Did not know that, thanks
 
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what fish eggs are these please.

Do you use root tabs for fertilizing your plants?

Many times, root tabs contain Osmocote fertilizer pellets, that's what I'm betting these are...

Do you use root tabs for fertilizing your plants?

Many times, root tabs contain Osmocote fertilizer pellets, that's what I'm betting these are...

The gelatine capsules melt away, the pellets are released from the substrate
 
bristlenose catfish eggs are yellow
Indeed, orange to yellow is what I have seen of BN and pleco eggs, not myself personally but from other member's pictures in the past. Fascinating stuff really.

Here is a nice general picture of an albino BN with her eggs, picture taken from t' old interweb -

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Indeed, orange to yellow is what I have seen of BN and pleco eggs, not myself personally but from other member's pictures in the past. Fascinating stuff really.

Here is a nice general picture of an albino BN with her eggs, picture taken from t' old interweb -

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Wowsers!
Is she guarding them or eating them?😄
 

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