Hey what’s up guys thanx for the add!!!!

[PitoDeSapo]

I have a question about clown eggs..... today is day 3...... or 2...... anyways I separated my egged, took out the rock with them on.....this was yesterday...
I woke up this morning and almost half the eggs are gone I’m not sure if they died or something hitchhiked on this rock but I also have a mushroom next to it as well it looks like the eggs have the stringy stuff coming off of them

 

[Peace River]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Fishbro]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[windemerejack]

Hi and welcome from the UK. Very friendly and knowledgeable folk on here, you will love it.
Stay safe

 

[Fred2482]

Welcome! Something eat them?

 

[Johniejumbo]

Welcome! I raise a few clutches of percula/ocelaris clowns about 10 years ago. I do remember that just about everything in the tank wanted to eat the eggs. The male clown did a good job protecting against most. The long spine urchin was too much for him though. We had to move it for a while. Keep your eye on them and see if you see anything snacking on them. I know the male was always cleaning and fanning the eggs and sometimes some of the eggs would disappear. I figured he was culling the non viable ones but really I have no idea.

 

[Billldg]

Welcome to R2R!!! Sorry, no experience with clown fish eggs.

 

[BighohoReef]

Welcome to R2R! What type of creatures do you have in your tank? As was mentioned above looks like a clutch of fish eggs. Let us know what you have and hopefully one of us will be able to help you identify the.

 

[WIReefer]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Reesj]

Not easy to raise those if in a community tank..

 

[Olefreebe]

Welcome to reef2reef!

 

[Brandon Smith]

Looks like they were eaten. I don't know about the white stringy stuff though.

 

[GS mom]

Welcome to R2R

 

[fishface NJ]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[MightyMO]

Welcome aboard!!!

 

[Alanna102499]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[Hydrored]

Welcome!

 

[PitoDeSapo]

Welcome! Something eat them?

That’s what I’m wondering......
There’s no fish in the little tank...... maybe bristle worm?

Welcome! I raise a few clutches of percula/ocelaris clowns about 10 years ago. I do remember that just about everything in the tank wanted to eat the eggs. The male clown did a good job protecting against most. The long spine urchin was too much for him though. We had to move it for a while. Keep your eye on them and see if you see anything snacking on them. I know the male was always cleaning and fanning the eggs and sometimes some of the eggs would disappear. I figured he was culling the non viable ones but really I have no idea.

im thinking maybe a bristle work may be in the rock somewhere..... so tonight I get to stay up with tweezers to find this guy.....I had waaaaaaaay more eggs than this .....

 

[BiGGiePauls33]