Eggs in My Tank

[Hesassin]

I've had an aquarium for about a year now. Today, when I fed my fish I noticed a clump of yellow eggs on the leaves of one of my plants. I have:
1 Khuli/Kuhli Loach
About 6 Rummy Nose Tetras
About 6 Neon Tetras
About 6 Cardinal Tetras
About 5 Cherry Shrimp
A whole bunch of snails
And a big, black algae eating fish (I have no idea what type)

Which fishes eggs could they be? Should I remove them? What do I do with them if I do remove them? Please help, I'm panicking.

 

[emeraldking]

Do you have a pic of those eggs? For all of the mentoned species lay eggs. "Most" snails will lay their eggs in a clutch or some kind yelly substance. With exceptions of snails which deliver just one offspring each time like tylos do. So, I can almost assume that it must be eggs of your fish.
Kuhlis and cherry shrimps don't leave their eggs on leaves. You can rule those two out.

I don't know if this helps but at least you can rule some out.

 

[Fish king]

They mite be the snails but if they are they would be really small


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[emeraldking]

That's why a pic would probably give you more clearity to determine the eggs...

 

[Fish king]

Tetras are extremely hard to breed and the shrimp keep there eggs Intel they hatch and kuhlis eggs are green so the are most likely the snails


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[emeraldking]

Breeding tetras ain't that hard to be honest. If you'd like to breed them in a proper way than you should be keeping them in the dark. I've bred fish like that for years.

 

[Fish king]

I here'd with some of them if the water is not 100% to there liking they won't breed or even become sterol


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[emeraldking]

It's a general thing and goes for most fish if the water parameters ain't a 100% to their liking, that they tend not to breed. For sure I had some fluctations in those tanks as well but can't say that those fish became sterol. For I always had offspring also after an inbalance in those tanks. But sometimes you have to be more patient in order to get it all done in the right way...

 

[Hesassin]

Thanks for the advice. I can't upload a photo but they are small (the size of the eye of a needle), a pale yellow, and clumped together on a single leaf.