Are these little blobbie things sperm or food?

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Noticed these things attached to my driftwood...I think it's food, as all my axos look female...what do you guys think? I know these pics are blurry, ill try to take better ones.:confused:
 

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Most likely food. If it was spermatophores it would be cone-shaped with a white sphere on top.
 
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