Found Frog eggs in Swiming Pool help?

[Jokerfest]

We had a huge storm last night and tons of different looking frogs and toads piled into my grandparents pool and had a spawning frenzy.
I managed to get all the frogs and toads out and salvage a few eggs (I know there was no way they would survive in a chemical filled pool).
Could they still be viable? Would there be anyway I could hatch these eggs and return the babies to the wild?
I adore frogs and toad and know how big of a part of the ecosystem they are and it just seemed a waste to leave all the eggs to die.
They still have their slime coat.

I have them in a bucket with dechlorinated water. I've added some vitachem because I know dechlorinated tap water doesn't have their bacterial and vitamin needs.
Should I add a air stone?
I'm a avid fish keeper would my fish tanks water be better for these eggs and should I use it instead of tap?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have no idea what species they are only that they were in clumps and the eggs are half dark brown and half light brown.

[Bombina Bob]

Welcome to the forum Jokerfest! It wouldnt hurt to keep them for a while, dechlorinated water should do or fish water can do. im not sure what an air stoe is though. I think it would be kind of risky returning the egmasses back to the wild, i would rear the eggs untill they hatch and turn to tadpoles and get their back legs.

[Jokerfest]

Hey Ryan,
Thank you for the welcome!
I plan to keep them until they are frogs if they hatch I hope the chemicals in the water didn't hurt them to badly.
A air stone is something fish keepers use to circulate water I wasn't sure if frog eggs need circulation as fish eggs do.