Hello folks
I had to stick my hand into the 340 gallon tank a couple of days ago to put in some torch and hammer lps. The male clown started biting me aggressively. I then fed the anemone that both the mated pair are hosting. When it is swallowed, I could see these eggs on the rock where the male clown was defending and fanning.
I have worked out a way to plumb a small 10 gal tank using a low flow offshoot from my sump to bring the fry up in. But I dont know how or if I can even net the fry (or what they look like when newly hatched) when they hatch. I read up on nutrition, etc.. Still, this is a first for me. Any advice would be appreciated. I tried to upload a short video of the male attending the eggs but the mp4 isn't allowed. Here's a photo of the male. His mouth is by the eggs and he's fanning them. The eggs are slightly orange and are clinging to the rock behind the left side of the anemone where the male is constantly tending. He will not allow any other fish except for the female near the area.
I had to stick my hand into the 340 gallon tank a couple of days ago to put in some torch and hammer lps. The male clown started biting me aggressively. I then fed the anemone that both the mated pair are hosting. When it is swallowed, I could see these eggs on the rock where the male clown was defending and fanning.
I have worked out a way to plumb a small 10 gal tank using a low flow offshoot from my sump to bring the fry up in. But I dont know how or if I can even net the fry (or what they look like when newly hatched) when they hatch. I read up on nutrition, etc.. Still, this is a first for me. Any advice would be appreciated. I tried to upload a short video of the male attending the eggs but the mp4 isn't allowed. Here's a photo of the male. His mouth is by the eggs and he's fanning them. The eggs are slightly orange and are clinging to the rock behind the left side of the anemone where the male is constantly tending. He will not allow any other fish except for the female near the area.
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