Whos eggs are these?

[zalisfishies]

Spotted these eggs on my driftwood today. Not trying to breed any fish so I definitely don’t know which species they belong to.
In my tank I’ve got:
-corydoras
-espii / lambchop rasboras
-siamese algae eaters
-a few ‘pest snails’

If anyone can id them that’d be amazing!

 

[JuiceBox52]

Snails

 

[Rocky998]

Definitely snails

 

[Rocky998]

🐌🐌🐌

 

[Brighton Fan]

Congratulations on your first breeding.

 

[Rocky998]

Congratulations on your first breeding.

This is most of our first successes with breeding... Snails... They can literally "do it" when ever and where ever and in any conditions 🤣🤣🤣

 

[JuiceBox52]

This is most of our first successes with breeding... Snails... They can literally "do it" when ever and where ever and in any conditions 🤣🤣🤣

And without a partner

 

[Rocky998]

And without a partner

Yah... They make no sense at all sometimes 😂

 

[zalisfishies]

God damnit 😂 not too keen on any more snails. Glad I found them! Can i just remove them from the tank?

 

[zalisfishies]

Yah... They make no sense at all sometimes 😂

I mean it’s 2022 I can definitely appreciate some self-sufficiency

 

[zalisfishies]

This is most of our first successes with breeding... Snails... They can literally "do it" when ever and where ever and in any conditions 🤣🤣🤣

I must say I don’t feel the proudest of this accomplishment 😂

 

[Rocky998]

I must say I don’t feel the proudest of this accomplishment 😂

I honestly did... It was just exciting I think cause at the time my tank was cycling so I had no fish.
So I watched my snails get really social while I had no friends

 

[Colin_T]

This is most of our first successes with breeding... Snails... They can literally "do it" when ever and where ever and in any conditions 🤣🤣🤣

And without a partner

You can literally tell them to go fuplie themselves and they will.

 

[Sgooosh]

You can literally tell them to go fuplie themselves and they will.

XD

God damnit 😂 not too keen on any more snails. Glad I found them! Can i just remove them from the tank?

yes, but there's no way to get rid of all of them. you can only try to balance, by cleaning tank and feeding less, and cleaning more