Clownfish eggs
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Clownfish eggs
My pair of common clowns busy guarding / cleaning the eggs
andrewo- Posts : 4125
Join date : 2011-10-05
Age : 53
Location : The West
Re: Clownfish eggs
Nice one andrew you sneaky devil I had thought you got rid of your marines. Im still clearing out room Tired is not the word
Paul- Posts : 3966
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Re: Clownfish eggs
It will be worth it 100% satisfaction guaranteed!
andrewo- Posts : 4125
Join date : 2011-10-05
Age : 53
Location : The West
Re: Clownfish eggs
Ah your dead right man, i just finished up for the night anyway Its like mick says, setting up the new project is the best bit, than the fish come along and spoil everything
Paul- Posts : 3966
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Re: Clownfish eggs
Sweet Andrew! thats a big achievement. Your tank does look like it was taken from the tropic seas and placed into a tank from the pics ive seen in the past
minky- Posts : 2422
Join date : 2011-09-28
Age : 40
Location : Newtownards (N.Ireland)
Re: Clownfish eggs
They have been many batches already but they hatch in like 9 days 30 mins to an hour after lights out; believe it or not they know when its lights out!
Then we are supposed to shine a torch the direction of the rock and the babies will swim towards it then you suck them out with a hose....sounds easy? I havent succeeded once yet every nite I see nothing happens then next day all eggs and babies gone...
Trying at the moment to get them to lay the eggs on a smaller rock/piece of tile...so I can remove whole tile; again easy sounding
Then we are supposed to shine a torch the direction of the rock and the babies will swim towards it then you suck them out with a hose....sounds easy? I havent succeeded once yet every nite I see nothing happens then next day all eggs and babies gone...
Trying at the moment to get them to lay the eggs on a smaller rock/piece of tile...so I can remove whole tile; again easy sounding
andrewo- Posts : 4125
Join date : 2011-10-05
Age : 53
Location : The West
Re: Clownfish eggs
Can we get another update of your entire setup andrew??
Paul- Posts : 3966
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Re: Clownfish eggs
Sweet
geofftrainor- Posts : 1882
Join date : 2011-09-26
Age : 56
Location : Downpatrick
Re: Clownfish eggs
well done andrew..not to many people you see have marine babys
cichlidguy- Posts : 867
Join date : 2011-09-27
Age : 39
Re: Clownfish eggs
Thanks folks; I will update tank hopefully in 2 weeks time when I get everything under control; fingers crossed !
andrewo- Posts : 4125
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Re: Clownfish eggs
Good man andrew , look forward to it
Paul- Posts : 3966
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Re: Clownfish eggs
They hatch every 9 days but I suppose when I have another spare tank to keep them; at the moment too busy with getting the water paras good again and also the frontosa fries.
So at the moment the fishes having delicious and expensive snacks!
So at the moment the fishes having delicious and expensive snacks!
andrewo- Posts : 4125
Join date : 2011-10-05
Age : 53
Location : The West
Re: Clownfish eggs
very nice mate but did you know that the clown cleaning the eggs is infact a true percula clownfish and not a common clown
Monty Belfast- Posts : 27
Join date : 2013-02-03
Location : Belfast
Re: Clownfish eggs
hmmm I always thought it looked like a true percula with the 'hue' around its body pattern; thanks for confirming it!
andrewo- Posts : 4125
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