Egg identification

[fisher12]

Possibilities are cory cat cat, ghost shrimp, or mystery snails which I have been hand removing every week. I assume they are all mystery snails but they seem keep showing up. I know the clutches are above water but could young ones mate and not go up? I see them crawling on each other so I wondered. It is possible a pond snail has gotten in through the plants but I see no difference other than some have not developed color yet and appear like a pond snail I guess, blueish View attachment 1

 

[Delapool]

Did you find out?

 

[fisher12]

Did you find out?

No lol. Thought Cory cats but then I thought they stick to glass more. Idk, I thought shrimp maybe but no clue

 

[ghyti]

Those are snail eggs, easy to tell by the gelatin sac around them.

 

[fisher12]

Thanks, I have been picking snails out every day about. I want them gone, I thought this would fix the problem with my mystery snails (it other type/pond?) Mystery snails only lay eggs above the water line right? I would young one drop them wherever?

 

[TMaier]

Bladder snail eggs. That's what they look like to me. Ramshorns are more uniform and on a harder flat surface. Mystery Snails look like pink bubble gum blobs above the water line.