Quest-ce que c'est?

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leah

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There was an old tank in the backyard with some cracks that's been sitting there for who knows how long- it's become part of the scenery now, looking a bit like an old shipwreck all overgrown with native vegetation (if that can be compared to a shipwreck!) It's also about half filled with soft black dirt, probably leftover from whatever used to occupy the tank. I started digging all the dirt out to have a better look at the tank, hoping it was salvageable (it isn't) and came across what appears to be a clutch of 30-40 eggs, about an inch under the soil. I'm hoping they aren't, because I definitely disturbed them! I got most of them in one scoop of the trowel, but I'm sure I squished a bunch. Here's a pic of a few that were untouched. They're squishy and sort of sticky- I picked a wrinkled/shriveled one up for closer inspection. The "eggs" are about 2-3mm in size- Any ideas what they could be?

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As in Australia are no native Salamanders i suppose that this are Snail-Eggs
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Let's hope! The only other eggs I could think they might be are some kind of small lizard. Anyone else think snail eggs? I need to go look up some pictures!
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Lizard-Eggs are rather hard and dry than soft and slimy
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Perhaps you could try raise the little Slimers
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