My clowns laid their first clutch of eggs. I am so proud of them! *tear*
Anyway, I am in no position to breed them, probably won't for a long time if anything, I know it is costly and time consuming, and I'd have no idea what to do with the clowns once they're old enough (I had a hard time rehoming 100's of bettas when I bred them) but one day I'd like to get the experience.
but some questions..
Female clown is an occy (or percula, not sure. standard orange clown), about 4-4.5 years old.
Male is black phantom, about 1.5-2 years old.
If I should breed these two and raise the fry, what would the outcome of the babies be? Mostly black/white clowns?
The eggs are under a rock- nothing to do but let nature take its course each time they lay? they'll become fish food, right?
Anyway, I am in no position to breed them, probably won't for a long time if anything, I know it is costly and time consuming, and I'd have no idea what to do with the clowns once they're old enough (I had a hard time rehoming 100's of bettas when I bred them) but one day I'd like to get the experience.
but some questions..
Female clown is an occy (or percula, not sure. standard orange clown), about 4-4.5 years old.
Male is black phantom, about 1.5-2 years old.
If I should breed these two and raise the fry, what would the outcome of the babies be? Mostly black/white clowns?
The eggs are under a rock- nothing to do but let nature take its course each time they lay? they'll become fish food, right?