Clownfish babies in display tank

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Last night i walked into the tank room when lights where out just to take a peak before bed and the display was covered with baby clowns. i totally forgot not long ago it looked like my clowns where laying eggs. They are a picaso clown and onyx clown. I no they pretty much have not shot but is there any chance some will survive? i have no other setup or anything to catch and raise them. Is there any issue to the display if they all die in the tank or will they be consumed?
 
I think they need rotifers to survive, not sure though
 
Yeah, no chance. Even if they could avoid gettin eaten, there’s nothing for them to eat.
 
It does take some effort to raise them, many of us just enjoy the free fish food
 
I had the same deal not too long ago. I found them right before bed and had great plans for their future beginning in the morning... nah... they gone.
 

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