My clowns just laid eggs

[quote author=SeA_SpLeNdEr link=board=Fish;num=1103670556;start=30#38 date=02/11/05 at 11:09:52]
yould be suprised at what clowns will accept os a host[/quote]

My true Percula's are hosting a colt coral

[quote author=mushroom_man link=board=Fish;num=1103670556;start=30#37 date=02/11/05 at 10:56:16]dude thats a bad one. i hope you have better luck next time[/quote]
[quote author=SeA_SpLeNdEr link=board=Fish;num=1103670556;start=30#38 date=02/11/05 at 11:09:52]
sorry to hear of that fletch, bummer. THink of it this way...if they lay eggs consistantly youre bound to get viable fry eventually. Practice can make near perfect... [/quote]

Thank You I hope with experience I will prevail  ;D

 

My Percula's and Clot coral

 

Great shot John.

Soft corals/amemones host the fish, jut to clarify.

 

[quote author=Craig_Manoukian link=board=Fish;num=1103670556;start=30#42 date=02/11/05 at 19:01:50]Soft corals/amemones host the fish, jut to clarify.[/quote]

Quite correct Craig [smiley=oops.gif]I must have been suffering from a slight case of dyslexia when I typed that [smiley=hehe.gif]

 

thats exactly what i was talking bout. also by skewd i ment that they say that for example: maroon clowns wont go with carpets. but in my experience and costomer in the store almost all the anemones that they mention as not fish freindly actually are.

 

Well They are at it again here is a Picture

 

Awesome John!  Good luck!

 

Thank You Craig

 

Hey Fletch, Mine do the same thing every 2 or 3 weeks for about a year now. On the seventh day from when you see them first spawn that night like clockwork, about 2 hours after you turn the lights off shine a flashlight from the side of your tank near the top and you will see the babies swimming or darting like tadpoles or something. I have never seen them get past that stage because the next morning they are either filtered out or eaten.

 

Sounds way cool Moray!