Mad, depends on how long we are talking here.
IF you have an egg tumbler you're good to go. If you do not, there are a few things you can do.
You can save them yes. Take that female out of the breeder box. Take some netting, strip it off a net you don't need. Make sure the net is enough to cover the slats on the base of that box. Secure the mesh netting along the base so that it forms a barrier that the eggs cannot fall out of the slats, but will allow air in.
Once you have secured the netting on the bottom of the box, put the eggs in there, and the box with eggs in the tank, hanging on the back. You'll need to make sure you have an air stone underneath the box to keep air flow. This is critical. No air flow, the eggs will fungus. I would add a touch of Meth Blue if you have, but if you do not, you can use a VERY low dose of Hydrogen Peroxide to help keep fungus off. But you need to make sure you have air flow from like an Air Stone or something underneath.
You want upflow of air to just have the eggs slightly bouncing, not all the way up the box and back down, just enough to wiggle them a bit.