Are these frog spawn or goldfish spawn?

[Faebinder]

These are the best pictures I got. These guys are in my bog, in 3 inches of water. I guess either my plants hid the eggs when I transferred them or the semi solid pump got them or these are frog which makes more sense.

Look carefully there is only one in each picture.

If these are fish, what do I do... Start feeding the bog?!?

 

[Troutredds]

Hard to determine with certainty from the pics, but my guess would be fish fry. The narrow head profile with pronounced eyes blending into a wispy thin body and tail denotes this. Here's goldfish fry:

...and trout fry:

 

[Mmathis]

Fish.

 

[bettasngoldfish]

Well from what I can see on my tablet, they do look like baby fish.

Now the fun part is waiting to see what type they are

 

[HARO]

Fish! They'll dine on algae and tiny organisms for a while. You can also give them finely powdered flake foods.
John

 

[Swamp Lady]

The frog eggs in my pond are always black and in long strings. Unless different types of frogs do things differently.

 

[Mmathis]

The frog eggs in my pond are always black and in long strings. Unless different types of frogs do things differently.

If you look closely [enlarge the pics, too], you can see the teeny fish.

 

[Swamp Lady]

If you look closely [enlarge the pics, too], you can see the teeny fish.

That's what I meant. Those don't look like frog eggs at all. Frog eggs in my pond look like long strings of tiny black pearls.

 

[Usman]

Yes fish , opttical illusion i was looking at white spots for few mins as eggs lol , they should come to surface in a day or 2

 

[Meyer Jordan]

If your 'bog' is sub-surface flow (up-flow), these are not likely fish eggs.

 

[Mmathis]

If your 'bog' is sub-surface flow (up-flow), these are not likely fish eggs.

Zoom in on a couple of the pics and you'll see the fry.

 

[Meyer Jordan]

Zoom in on a couple of the pics and you'll see the fry.

Yes. I see them after looking a little closer. I find it hard to believe that either the eggs or the fry migrated through the gravel in the 'bog' if it is an upflow system.

 

[Mmathis]

Yes. I see them after looking a little closer. I find it hard to believe that either the eggs or the fry migrated through the gravel in the 'bog' if it is an upflow system.

Probably with plants...

 

[addy1]

Yes. I see them after looking a little closer. I find it hard to believe that either the eggs or the fry migrated through the gravel in the 'bog' if it is an upflow system.

I had fish fry in my bog one year Years ago. Cute little things I tried to catch them and toss them back in the pond, didn't do to good.

 

[Faebinder]

I'll wait a bit more before I move them to the pond. Sides there are a lot of them. I'll start being serious about moving them when the weather starts being cooler. I think I saw a couple moving "fins".