eggs in swimming pool?

since they're small, they could be insect eggs, like eggs for water insects.

They're certainly not frog eggs.

I suspect they are not actually eggs, but more likely to be an algae.

Haematococcus is a type which causes a red encrustation, but each individual is very small, so thats possibly not the candidate here.

They could be the eggs of an aquatic invertebrate, but without an image, its hard to tell which species.

You could just wait and see if they hatch into anything!

Eggs don't disintegrate when touched. My bet is colonies of some unicellular organism - fungi, bacteria, maybe red algae. If you are trying to keep a sterile pool environment, you need to do a better job of cleaning and disinfecting.

it could smash... because of floor stress... no rely who or what's contemporary interior the water to interrupt it... in area because of height... as a result the fee. in area because of result. As shown by using MythBuster ... whilst they dropped a dummy from a definite height (somewhat severe), its palms and legs have been dislocated.. even whilst they repeated the try with a hammer breaking the floor stress basically beforehand of the dummy touchdown, the same effect replace into reported!

Frog or toad eggs.