Clownfish breeding attempt.

[SaltySteve]

Did a water change today and took some pictures!

 

[SaltySteve]

I’ve been hoping my clownfish would breed ever since you started this thread... no luck. I don’t know why! I’ve got the phytoplankton and rotifers cultures going for if it ever happens.

Mine started breeding after a year and a half of having them in the same tank together. I introduced the snowflake clown after the Darwin had the tank to himself for a few months (not sure exactly what sparked them to start).

I have a feeling the anemone had a lot to do with them being conformable enough to start clearing out nest sites near it.

 

[Naoxyn]

Thanks for the updates! They're so cute!

 

[Kelekun]

Hi! Maybe you can help: I have only one tiny clownfish left after the hatching night.

Its the 15th day, the little one swims normally but only in the bottom of the tank since a few days ago. He is already showing the white stripes however somehow looks like he has not the fins?? Could it be possible?

Thanks a lot!

 

[Kelekun]

Hi! Maybe you can help: I have only one tiny clownfish left after the hatching night.

Its the 15th day, the little one swims normally but only in the bottom of the tank since a few days ago. He is already showing the white stripes however somehow looks like he has not the fins?? Could it be possible?

Thanks a lot!

The little fish seems to be very healthy however still moving only on the bottom with only sometimes going up for a couple of seconds...
Anywaone has any idea if this is normal?

I’m feeding only brine shrimps now
Thanks a lot!

 

[Ronny Pena]

Did a water change today and took some pictures!

Dopeee! They're beautiful!

 

[Wuzzo]

Beautiful! Very cute too! Do you ship ;) ? Maybe set up a big clown harem for them!

 

[Gatling]

Amazing job! The colour patterns are different on all of them, they're all unique! :) What will you do with all of them?

 

[Alfred703]

r they for sale

 

[Reefluv456]

Very cool!

 

[JerseyClowns]

I've had the 4" female (Darwin?-and was wild caught) for 6 years, and the (Snowflake?) for 5+ years now. Curious to see the babies' colors, will it be "Black Ice"?

In theory, they would be Black Snowflakes, but all this naming is subjective/relative. Ultimately, they're all just Ocellaris.

 

[Kelvin718]

whoa they are so cute

 

[Hogdaddy]

What a great thread!

 

[Esquire805]

Cool stuff I was wondering how it was done

 

[James Hopkins]

Here are some of my babies. They are about 6 months old.