T intermedia eggs?

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I gave my intermedia to a hobbyist with a softwater well and he posted this picture to a locally focused forum. Are these intermedia eggs?
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I've not gotten intermedia eggs yet myself, but the picture looks like it.

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Hi.
Those are for sure intermedia eggs, the way they clump together is how they lay them, almost like frog spawn.
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Woop woop!!!
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I heard back from the local hobbyist that the T intermedia are spawning regularly for him. Unfortunately, he does not keep the eggs but let's the snails eat them. He did note that they typically reach wiggler stage.
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