floating eggs

[rreekers]

so i discovered some floating eggs in my tank today.. .. at first i thought they were air bubbles but they are jelly and didnt pop when i touched/ held/ moved them .. they are in little groups all around the water line of my tank next to the glass.. ( i will add a picture below)

1. if i want them to hatch and survive what should i do with them?

2. also how do i figure out who they are from? i know its not from my live breeders.. i have silvertip tetras (3), harlequin rasboras (3), and gold barbs (5)
- also kuhlis, albino cories, rams, guppies, swordtails..


i have no experience with anything but live breeders, i just got all the others within the last few days and now i have eggs

any info would be greatly appreciated

 

[rreekers]

my eggs floating in the tank

 

[boadams87]

Those are huge.

 

[Bubbles0oO]

might be your teteras, i don't know for sure , just that tetras lay eggs, they usually sink though....

 

[jetajockey]

Those don't look like eggs to me.

 

[rreekers]

there are some that are very tiny and some that are large.

the only other thing I can think of is.. could they be from a goldfish? transferred to my tank on plants? I got a ton of plants from my sisters tank that was home to 4 (7inch) goldfish.

I'm at a loss. they are jelly like eggs .. they only eggs I can compair it to is snail eggs... the eggs are the same but there is no goo that holds them together. I feel like some are large but not as large as you guys are making them out to be

Hmm... I'm confused

 

[Starka]

Could they be snail eggs?

 

[Talvari]

...If the eggs were all from the same animal, they'd be all the same size. Im guessing air bubbles that just have a little scum around them. kind of like protein build up or w/e. I get them in my betta tank all the time, obviously.