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comet eggs or mosquito eggs?

19 years ago

I put a few small comets in my lotus pot as well as a mosquito dunk. This morning I noticed tons of little tapioca looking things floating on the surface. I put in a bunch of hornwort from my pond just in case they are fish eggs. Do you think they are comet eggs? Should I separate them out and put them in a goldfish bowl? Thanks.

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