Can anyone ID these eggs?

[Triinsept]

Can anyone ID these eggs? They are much larger than clownfish eggs.
Stock includes
Blue tang
Yellow tang
Pair of clowns (they have their own eggs)
6 blue/green Chromis ( my understanding is that their eggs are smaller than a clownfishes- these are considerably larger)
Banggai cardinal
Leopard wrasse
Pintail fairy wrasse
3 tiger queen anthias

 

[Crabs McJones]

Can anyone ID these eggs? They are much larger than clownfish eggs.
Stock includes
Blue tang
Yellow tang
Pair of clowns (they have their own eggs)
6 blue/green Chromis ( my understanding is that their eggs are smaller than a clownfishes- these are considerably larger)
Banggai cardinal
Leopard wrasse
Pintail fairy wrasse
3 tiger queen anthias

#reefsquad who wants eggs for breakfest?

 

[Sabellafella]

Can anyone ID these eggs? They are much larger than clownfish eggs.
Stock includes
Blue tang
Yellow tang
Pair of clowns (they have their own eggs)
6 blue/green Chromis ( my understanding is that their eggs are smaller than a clownfishes- these are considerably larger)
Banggai cardinal
Leopard wrasse
Pintail fairy wrasse
3 tiger queen anthias

Very neat, no sure though! Let's see what I can find

 

[jphillips]

The majority of those other fish are pelagic spawners but they look the most like banggai cardinal eggs. Must have spit them out for some reason.

 

[DSC reef]

The majority of those other fish are pelagic spawners but they look the most like banggai cardinal eggs. Must have spit them out for some reason.

Agreed, banggai cardinal fish eggs

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

Yep banggai cardinal eggs.

 

[Triinsept]

Really! Super cool. I currently have about 150 baby clownfish- some 4 months and some 3 months. It’s been such a cool experience I thought about trying to raise other types of fry.

 

[Triinsept]

The majority of those other fish are pelagic spawners but they look the most like banggai cardinal eggs. Must have spit them out for some reason.

I have a thought on why he may have spit them out... I like to keep my tank around 78. With the spring temps it was climbing to 80 so I unplugged one of my heaters and it dropped to 77. The higher temps maybe why he spawned in the first place. Very cool! Thank you

 

[Triinsept]

I have a thought on why he may have spit them out... I like to keep my tank around 78. With the spring temps it was climbing to 80 so I unplugged one of my heaters and it dropped to 77. The higher temps maybe why he spawned in the first place. Very cool! Thank you

I take that back. They were never in anyone’s mouth bc I only have one and it must be a female. Does anyone know, does this happen often?

 

[Maritimer]

I'm sure it happens sometimes with fish.

Happens every day on chicken farms . . .

~Bruce

 

[mike werner]

banggai

 

[Triinsept]

I'm sure it happens sometimes with fish.

Happens every day on chicken farms . . .

~Bruce

Lol. Thx!