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i have a pair of snowcassos and theyve been cleaning a peice of live rock under my rbta does anyone know when theyll be able to breed ive had them for over a year already
 
What they are doing is called a pre spawn or a prep spawn as I call it.

What they are doing is cleaning an area for them to lay their eggs.They will do this before laying the eggs in a 2-3 week advance,even in some cases a month or 2 before they will lay.

If they are a year old already,they should be about breeding age.They should be at a age of 1 1/2 years or so,give or take a few months.So time should be soon.

Keep them happy and they will breed!

Any questions let us know!I post often in the clownfish section and love clownfish and anemones!So let me know if there is anything else I cna do to help!
 

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