Owner drained pond to clean, saw eggs on rocks, didn’t wash that area, refilled. Asks if eggs hatch and survive, or should be moved.
Eggs may be fertilized or not. Draining likely damaged many (desiccation, temp shock, physical disturbance). Survivors could be fish, frogs, or snails.
Cleaning during spawn season risks the next generation. Schedule major maintenance for late fall or winter.
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