Slug/snail eggs in my seedlings?!

[TitsalinaBumSquash]

I have one of those little fabric 'greenhouse' in my tiny garden.
The children and I planted tons of seeds a week ago and put them all in there and DS3 (5) in particular has been down everyday to look at them, he had a 'GYO pizza herb garden kit' for Christmas which he's looking after.
Today there is white jelly looking eggs with black spots inside all over his little kit, I don't know if it's where it's covered and the others aren't, I think they're slugs because the garden is full of them.
Can I remove the eggs and keep the seeds in the soil or do I have to get rid of the lot?
Apologies if it's a stupid question, we have a go at growing something each year but aren't really very successful, we're certainly amateurs.

I'm happy to be corrected but I thought slugs laid their eggs underground? Not good for the squeamish, but squash the eggs if possible.

The slug/snail eggs I've found have been clear and squishy. You can easily pop them between your nails.

Not sure about white with black spots. Can you post a photo?

Well this is embarrassing, my neighbour (who I've discovered is a life long gardener) has told me they're normal hydrated sweet basil seeds!

All's well that ends well!

Glad to hear you're not being overrun with gastropods...

Oh don't be embarrassed TBS ,it's all a learning curve and I always learn from poster's questions .