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These are the third batch we've found when cleaning. Voila, our inhabitants:

6 Pygmy corydoras
2 Otos
5 Neon tetras
6 Cardinal tetras
3 Blackskirt tetras
2 Bolivian Rams
Half a dozen or so "accident" snails.

50g long, Aquaclear 70 filter (HOB)
No ammonia, nitrates, low potassium
Flourish Excel
Local liquid fertilizers for plants
Temp - 26C
pH - 7ish

The pictures kind of suck. These were laid on various leaves in a circular pattern. Within the semi-translucent circle were a bunch of opaque smaller "eggs". The whole thing appears to be the size of a Canadian dime (or a tiny bit less than 1/2 inch)

Edit: Ok the pictures REALLY suck. Going to try again and see if I can get some better ones.

wheres the picsoff the list above id say they belong to the rams,is any of the fish showing any signs of interest toward the eggs,cleaning fanning ect,ect?

Naw, no one seems to care. No one is guarding them and from what I've read Rams lay their eggs on flat rocks. Also.. no one has eaten them either. Our Blackskirts are rather aggressive, so its surprising.

And the pictures suck so much its just a picture of a grass leaf with a blurry white half-circle on it.