Clownfish Eggs?

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Also is there a chance of survival for any of them if I were to just leave it and not interfere?
 
Those are definitely clownfish eggs. Survival of the newly hatched larvae in a DT is unlikely. Here is a link to the fish breeding forum. Lots of grest info on how to setup your grow out system, the foods needed, what has and hasn't worked, etc.

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/fish-breeding-forum.153/
 
google "pickles guide to breeding clowns" . It will answer all of your questions
 
I've captured some with a Vossen larval trap and successfully raised about 30 of them, definitely doable but you need a rotifer colony going. I have a thread on my experience, those look 4-5days till hatch I'd say.
 
I've captured some with a Vossen larval trap and successfully raised about 30 of them, definitely doable but you need a rotifer colony going. I have a thread on my experience, those look 4-5days till hatch I'd say.
Very nice thread, were you able to find people for all of them or did you end up keeping them?
 

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