Clownfish breeding behaviors

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Is it normal for clownfish to lay eggs in 2-3 spots and lay them like every 5 days? I'm not capturing the eggs so they become free food for corals and fish. The only 2 clowns in my tank have been laying eggs like every 5 days in 2-3 spots. I say 2-3 because they have 2 they like but sometimes a third spot has eggs. I have thought about capturing the eggs and trying to raise them but seems like a lot of work for a month or more till they are a decent size. So for now I left them alone. I don't do water changes but like a 5-10 gallon change if I sell a large colony of corals and have to place them in a big bucket. Feeding is reef frenzy small piece once every 3 days, algae in tank all the time for tangs.
 
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Also wondering what the clowns would look like of mom is dark orange percula and dad is black Ocellaris. Wondering what the babies could turn out to be.
 

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A cross between an orange ocellaris and a black ocellaris results in a mocha clown. I don't know what kind of difference there is when it's a percula crossed with a black ocellaris, but probably very similar.
 

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